Tumors Of The Ear

A perforated eardrum is a hole or tear in the tympanic membrane, often caused by infections, trauma, or sudden pressure changes. This condition can lead to hearing loss, pain, and increased susceptibility to infections. At ABHAY ENT Clinic, we provide expert evaluation and treatment options ranging from conservative management with medications to surgical interventions like Myringoplasty or Tympanoplasty to restore the eardrum’s integrity and function. Our goal is to ensure optimal healing, minimize complications, and improve your hearing.

Cholesteatoma is an abnormal growth of skin cells inside the middle ear, which can lead to chronic infections, hearing loss, and even bone erosion if untreated. Our ENT specialists diagnose and manage cholesteatomas through medical therapy and surgical procedures like Mastoidectomy to remove the growth and prevent complications. Timely treatment can help restore ear health and prevent long-term damage.

Otosclerosis is a progressive condition where abnormal bone growth in the middle ear affects the movement of the stapes bone, leading to hearing loss. Our clinic offers Stapedotomy, a specialized surgery that replaces the affected bone with a prosthesis, restoring sound conduction and improving hearing outcomes. We also provide counseling on hearing aids and other supportive treatments for patients not suited for surgery.

Facial nerve disorders can result from infections, trauma, or tumors, leading to facial paralysis, weakness, or twitching. We offer Facial Nerve Decompression and other advanced treatments to relieve nerve pressure, restore function, and improve facial symmetry. Our team ensures a multidisciplinary approach, including physiotherapy and rehabilitation, to maximize recovery.