Most patients walk with assistance within 24–48 hours. Initial recovery takes about 4–6 weeks; full recovery with physiotherapy typically 3–6 months, depending on age and overall health.
↑ Back to topENT (otolaryngology) covers ear, nose, throat, head & neck: sinusitis, ear infections, tonsillitis, hearing loss, dizziness, voice/swallowing disorders, allergies, nasal obstruction, sleep apnea, and head & neck tumors.
↑ Back to topIndicated for chronic/recurrent sinusitis despite medication, nasal polyps blocking airflow, structural problems (e.g., deviated septum) preventing drainage, or frequent infections causing breathing issues.
↑ Back to topMost patients return to routine in 1–2 weeks; internal sinus healing usually completes in 4–6 weeks. Saline rinses and aftercare speed recovery.
↑ Back to topA middle ear infection with pain, fluid buildup, and temporary hearing loss. Treatment includes painkillers, nasal sprays, antibiotics (if bacterial), and ear tubes (myringotomy) for chronic/recurrent cases.
↑ Back to topYes. Myringotomy with tubes is safe and common for frequent ear infections. It helps prevent hearing loss, speech delay, and recurrent infections by ventilating the middle ear.
↑ Back to topA crooked cartilage divider can obstruct breathing. Medications (sprays, decongestants) ease symptoms; septoplasty surgically straightens the septum for lasting relief.
↑ Back to topYes. Allergic rhinitis is a common driver of chronic sinusitis. Combined ENT–allergy care with medications, trigger avoidance, testing, and sometimes immunotherapy improves control.
↑ Back to topProcedures are done under general anesthesia. Post-op discomfort is manageable; minimally invasive techniques (ESS, septoplasty, coblation tonsillectomy) shorten downtime and reduce pain/bleeding.
↑ Back to topExperienced ENT surgeons with international training, endoscopic/laser/robotic tech, affordable costs vs EU/UK, and comprehensive packages (surgery, accommodation, transfers, multilingual support).
↑ Back to topMost people resume daily life in 5–7 days; full internal healing takes 4–6 weeks. Breathing improvement is usually noticeable within weeks with saline rinses and proper aftercare.
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