Nose
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Nose Care Overview
Santosh Advance ENT Healthcare provides comprehensive nose care services to diagnose and treat conditions affecting the nasal passages and sinuses. From allergies and nasal congestion to structural issues like a deviated septum, our goal is to help patients breathe comfortably and enjoy an improved quality of life. We use advanced diagnostic methods and minimally invasive surgical procedures, such as functional endoscopic sinus surgery (FESS), to ensure quick recovery and reduced discomfort. Our specialists also emphasize preventive care and patient education to manage chronic conditions effectively. With a commitment to personalized treatment, we aim to bring lasting relief and better nasal health to our patients.
Treatment
Use of antihistamines, nasal sprays, and immunotherapy to relieve symptoms of allergic rhinitis.
Minimally invasive procedure to clear blocked sinuses and restore normal drainage, improving breathing.
Surgical correction of a deviated septum to improve airflow and relieve nasal obstruction.
Endoscopic removal of nasal polyps to restore nasal airflow and improve the sense of smell.
Cauterization or nasal packing to stop nosebleeds and prevent recurrence.
Realignment of broken nasal bones to restore appearance and breathing function.
Long-term management with nasal corticosteroids, antibiotics, or surgery to reduce inflammation and improve sinus drainage.
Addressing the underlying cause with medications or therapies to restore the sense of smell.
Use of nasal sprays or medications to relieve nasal congestion and improve airflow.
Surgery to strengthen or reconstruct the nasal valve to improve breathing.
Gradual withdrawal from nasal sprays and use of corticosteroids to reduce rebound congestion.
Pressure-equalizing techniques and medications to alleviate sinus pain during altitude changes.
Use of nasal sprays and antihistamines to reduce mucus production and throat irritation.
Surgical reduction of enlarged turbinates to improve nasal airflow and relieve congestion.
Surgical closure of the perforation to prevent crusting, bleeding, and improve nasal function.
Antifungal medications or surgery to remove fungal debris and reduce sinus inflammation.
Regular rinsing of the nasal passages with saline to clear mucus and allergens.
Targeted antibiotics to treat bacterial sinus infections and reduce inflammation.
Minimally invasive procedure to open blocked sinuses using a small balloon catheter.
Endoscopic surgery to drain the frontal sinuses and relieve pressure and pain.
Endoscopic removal of inflamed tissue in the ethmoid sinuses to improve drainage and breathing.
Nasal sprays to reduce inflammation and treat conditions like chronic rhinosinusitis and nasal polyps.
Use of saline sprays and nasal anticholinergics to reduce non-allergic nasal inflammation.
Therapy to regain the sense of smell through olfactory training exercises and medications.
Use of splints to stabilize the nose after trauma or surgery, ensuring proper healing.
Long-term treatment to reduce sensitivity to allergens and relieve allergic rhinitis symptoms.
Freezing treatment to reduce nerve activity in the nasal passages and decrease nasal congestion.
Antibiotic ointments and warm compresses to treat infection at the nasal entrance.
Reconstructive surgery to restore the nasal bridge and improve appearance and function.
Immediate care to control bleeding, reduce swelling, and repair any structural damage to the nose.
Ailments
Inflammation of the nasal passages due to allergens like pollen, dust, or pet dander, causing sneezing and congestion.
Infection or inflammation of the sinuses, leading to facial pain, nasal congestion, and thick nasal discharge.
A condition where the nasal septum is off-center, causing breathing difficulties and nasal congestion.
Soft, painless, non-cancerous growths in the nasal passages that can cause congestion and reduced sense of smell.
Bleeding from the nose, often caused by dry air, trauma, or underlying medical conditions like hypertension.
A break in the nasal bones, often due to trauma, causing pain, swelling, and nasal deformity.
Long-term inflammation of the sinuses lasting over 12 weeks, causing persistent nasal congestion and facial pressure.
Complete or partial loss of the sense of smell, often due to infections or nasal obstruction.
A decreased ability to detect odors, which can result from sinus infections, allergies, or aging.
Blocked nasal passages due to inflammation or mucus buildup, often caused by colds, allergies, or sinus infections.
Nasal congestion caused by overuse of nasal decongestant sprays, leading to dependency and worsening symptoms.
Weakening of the nasal valve area, causing difficulty breathing through the nose, especially during inhalation.
Abnormal growths in the nasal cavity, which can cause obstruction, bleeding, or facial pain.
A rare condition where patients feel nasal obstruction despite having open nasal passages, often following surgery.
Infection of the nasal vestibule, the entrance of the nostrils, causing redness, swelling, and pain.
Pain or discomfort in the sinuses due to rapid pressure changes, commonly experienced during flying or diving.
Excess mucus dripping down the back of the throat, causing throat irritation and coughing.
Enlargement of the turbinates, which are structures inside the nose, causing nasal obstruction and difficulty breathing.
A hole in the nasal septum, often caused by trauma, surgery, or prolonged use of nasal sprays.
An autoimmune disorder causing inflammation of the blood vessels in the nose, sinuses, and other organs.
Headaches caused by sinus pressure and inflammation, often mistaken for migraines.
Rare infections caused by fungi, often affecting people with weakened immune systems, leading to nasal congestion and pain.
Blocked nasal passages due to structural issues or inflammation, making breathing through the nose difficult.
Viral infections affecting the nasal passages, causing congestion, sneezing, and sore throat.
Difficulty detecting or identifying odors due to nasal blockages, infections, or neurological conditions.
Non-allergic nasal inflammation triggered by environmental factors like temperature changes or strong odors.
A collapsed nasal bridge, often caused by trauma, surgery, or underlying medical conditions like autoimmune diseases.
Inflammation of the frontal sinuses, causing pain above the eyes and forehead, often due to infections.
Infection of the ethmoid sinuses, located between the eyes, causing pain, swelling, and congestion.
Injury to the nose from accidents, sports, or other impacts, resulting in swelling, pain, or nasal deformity.