Nose

The nasal passage allows air flow into lungs. Its divided into two sides by nasal septum. A deviated septum (DNS), is pushed to right or left or nose might grow abnormally causing air block causing sinus problems.

The nasal passage allows airflow into the lung and is divided into two sides by the nasal septum. A Deviated Nasal Septum (DNS), is pushed to the right or left or the nose might grow abnormally causing nasal airway obstruction and resulting in sinus problems. The infections in the nose and sinuses cause breathing difficulty, decreased sensation of smell, taste and recurrent headaches. Any overgrowth of lining tissue in the nose cause nasal polyps. Decongestant nasal drops and/or sprays & medical management provide short-term relief.

With advanced diagnostic modalities, our experts can arrive at an accurate diagnosis. Well-planned minimally invasive endoscopic procedures via nostrils and endoscopic surgical intervention are best suited to overcome obstructive and infective conditions. These surgical measures coupled with medications and anti-allergic measures will provide a permanent cure for the patient.

Rhinology & Sinus Diseases

Snoring / Obstructive Sleep Apnea

Rhinoplasty

YEARS OF EXPERIENCE

600

SUCCESSFULL COCHLEAR IMPLANTATION

3000

STAPES SURGERIES

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

01. Is rhinoplasty ideal for cases of DNS (septum deviation) and what are the precautions to be adopted ?

Rhinoplasty procedure can done to correct a septum deviation. Along with corrective procedure the external appearance can be enhanced. The procedure is normally performed under general anesthesia and recovery can be expected within 4-6 weeks. During the recovery period, any strain full physical activities should be avoided. Post procedure sodium intake has to be at the bare minimum to avoid swelling. For patients wearing eye glasses it should be avoided until full recovery is achieved.

02. How serious is a nose bleed & how to stabilize at home before seeking medical care ?

Clinically nose bleeds are generally classified as an anterior nosebleeds, which generates from the front part of the inside nose; secondly posterior nosebleeds are less frequent and difficult to control as they originate from the back of the nose. As an initial measure, try sitting with your head down and gently blow your nose to clear any minor clots that are in the nose. Later pinch the nostrils together with little pressure for 2-3 minutes. In the case of an anterior nosebleed the pressure will adequate to stop the nosebleed. In the cases of persisting nosebleeds, try to cover the nose with fresh cotton or with a clean cloth and seek medical care for cauterization as the posterior nosebleeds are more common in the elderly and those with high blood pressure or on asprin based medications.

03. Why do some people exhale forcefully with noise ?

Usually, these cases would be of a small external growth inside the nose which is generally termed as nasal polyps. Its growth extends from the sinus areas to nose causing breathing difficulties, primarily for exhalations. Initial stages can be managed with medicines. Endoscopic surgeries are very common & become inevitable as the cases may become chronic. These surgeries can be managed regardless of age factors.