Ear, Nose and Throat Conditions Treated

The conditions below reflect the general scope of ENT practice. Which specific conditions Dr. Shah Sohel currently treats should be confirmed directly with his chamber before being presented as a fixed, doctor-specific list.

Ear Problems

• Ear infection (otitis)
• Ear pain
• Ear discharge
• Hearing loss
• Blocked ear / earwax buildup
• Tinnitus (ringing in the ears)
• Eardrum problems
• Chronic ear infection
• Middle ear problems
• Dizziness related to ear disorders

Nose and Sinus Problems

• Sinusitis, including chronic sinusitis
• Nasal congestion and blockage
• Nasal polyps
• Deviated nasal septum
• Nosebleeds
• Allergic rhinitis
• Breathing difficulty through the nose

Throat Problems

• Tonsillitis and enlarged tonsils
• Sore throat
• Throat infection
• Difficulty swallowing
• Voice changes and hoarseness
• Chronic throat problems

Head and Neck Conditions

• Neck swelling or lumps
• Thyroid-related neck conditions
• Head and neck tumors
• Salivary gland conditions
• Head and neck cancer evaluation

Symptoms That May Require an ENT Consultation

Many patients don’t set out searching for “ENT specialist” — they’re searching for a symptom. Reasonable prompts to seek an ENT consultation include:

• Persistent ear pain
• Hearing difficulty
• Recurrent ear discharge
• Frequent sinus problems
• Persistent nasal blockage
• Recurrent tonsillitis
• A sore throat that won’t resolve
• Hoarseness or voice changes lasting more than a couple of weeks
• Difficulty swallowing
• A neck lump or swelling
• Frequent nosebleeds
• Vertigo or balance problems

Not every one of these symptoms points to something serious, but persistent or recurring symptoms are generally worth having evaluated rather than managed indefinitely at home.

Micro Ear Surgery

Micro ear surgery refers to surgical procedures performed on the ear using a microscope, allowing for greater precision when working with the ear’s small and delicate structures. This approach may be considered for certain ear conditions where more precise visualization and technique are needed than conventional methods allow.

Not every ear problem requires surgery — many conditions are managed effectively with medication or other non-surgical treatment. Whether surgery is appropriate depends on the specific diagnosis and clinical assessment, which is determined during consultation rather than assumed from symptoms alone.

Head-Neck Cancer Surgery

Head and neck cancers can arise in various structures of the head and neck region, and early warning signs are worth taking seriously rather than dismissing:

• A persistent neck lump
• A mouth or throat ulcer that doesn’t heal
• Persistent hoarseness
• Difficulty swallowing that doesn’t improve
• Unexplained bleeding in the mouth, nose, or throat
• Persistent throat symptoms without a clear cause

Dr. Shah Sohel’s special training in head-neck cancer surgery reflects focused expertise in this area. As with any cancer-related concern, evaluation, diagnosis, and treatment planning depend on individual clinical assessment — no outcome or cure can be promised, and early evaluation is generally the most useful step a patient can take when these warning signs appear.

ENT Surgical Procedures

General ENT surgical practice, as a field, can include procedures such as tonsillectomy, adenoidectomy, sinus surgery, ear surgery, and thyroid surgery, among others. Which of these procedures Dr. Shah Sohel personally performs or offers should be confirmed directly before being listed on this page — this reflects the general scope of ENT surgery rather than a confirmed, doctor-specific procedure list.

ENT Problems in Children

Children often present with ENT concerns distinct from adults, commonly including:

• Recurrent tonsillitis
• Enlarged tonsils or adenoids
• Ear infections
• Hearing problems
• Nasal obstruction
• Snoring
• Mouth breathing

Whether pediatric ENT care is specifically part of Dr. Sohel’s practice should be confirmed rather than assumed.