ENT · Ahmedabad

Best ENT Specialist in Ahmedabad

Sinus disease, hearing loss, tonsils and head-neck surgery — including skull base work.

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In short: See an ENT surgeon for sinus symptoms lasting more than twelve weeks, hearing loss, recurrent tonsillitis, persistent hoarseness beyond three weeks, or a neck lump. Persistent hoarseness and a painless neck lump are the two symptoms most worth taking seriously early.

Common reasons to come

Chronic sinusitis that has not settled with medical treatment. Hearing loss, ringing or recurrent ear discharge. Recurrent tonsillitis interfering with school or work. Snoring and suspected sleep apnoea. Hoarseness lasting more than three weeks. Any painless lump in the neck.

Hoarseness beyond three weeks warrants examination of the vocal cords, and a painless neck lump in an adult should never simply be watched indefinitely.

What we do on site

Endoscopic sinus surgery

For chronic sinusitis and polyps not responding to medical treatment.

Skull base surgery

Advanced endoscopic approaches to the anterior skull base.

Ear surgery

Tympanoplasty and middle ear procedures for hearing restoration.

Head & neck

Thyroid, salivary gland and neck lump surgery.

Cost and insurance

Health1 accepts PMJAY, CGHS, ECHS and all major insurers and TPAs for cashless treatment. Confirm your specific package with our insurance desk before admission.

Your team

Common questions

When does sinusitis need surgery?

When symptoms persist beyond twelve weeks despite adequate medical treatment, or where there are polyps or structural obstruction. Most acute sinusitis needs no surgery at all.

Should tonsils be removed for recurrent infection?

Surgery is considered when infections are frequent enough to disrupt school or work despite treatment, or where enlarged tonsils obstruct breathing during sleep.

How long should hoarseness last before I worry?

More than three weeks warrants examination of the vocal cords, particularly in smokers.

Is a neck lump serious?

Many are benign, but a painless lump in an adult that persists for more than a few weeks should be assessed rather than watched.

Can hearing loss be treated surgically?

Some types, yes — for example tympanoplasty for a perforated eardrum or surgery for middle ear disease. Assessment starts with an audiogram.

Related

ENT · Chronic sinusitis: home remedies vs surgery · Chronic tonsillitis · Hearing loss causes · Insurance & PMJAY

Medically reviewed by Dr. Shweta Singh, Health1 Super Speciality Hospitals. Last reviewed 7 August 2026. This page is general information, not a substitute for a consultation.

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