Ear, nose and throat care for the whole family
Each visit begins with listening and examination. Tests and treatment follow only where they are needed.
This page is general information. It is not a diagnosis and does not replace a consultation with a doctor.
Hearing tests (audiometry)
Audiometry measures how softly and clearly each ear can hear tones and speech.
- Why people visit
- Trouble following conversations, ringing in the ears, a child who does not respond to sounds, or a routine check.
- What to expect
- You wear headphones and respond to a series of tones. The test does not hurt.
Nasal and sinus endoscopy
A thin scope with a light and camera lets the doctor see inside the nose, sinuses and throat.
- Why people visit
- A blocked nose that does not clear, repeated nosebleeds, a reduced sense of smell, or pressure in the face.
- What to expect
- The nose may be numbed with a spray first. You may feel pressure or an urge to sneeze, and experiences differ.
Sinus and allergy care
Sinus and allergy problems often cause a blocked or runny nose, sneezing, itching and pressure around the eyes and cheeks.
- Why people visit
- Symptoms that return with the seasons or last for weeks.
- What to expect
- A talk about your symptoms and triggers, an examination of the nose, and tests only where they are needed.
Tonsil and adenoid care
Tonsils and adenoids are tissues at the back of the throat and nose. They can swell or become infected, especially in children.
- Why people visit
- Repeated sore throats, snoring, breathing through the mouth, or disturbed sleep.
- What to expect
- An examination of the throat and nose, then an explanation of whether medicines, watchful waiting or surgery should be discussed.
Vertigo and dizziness
Vertigo is a spinning sensation. Dizziness and poor balance can come from the inner ear and from other causes.
- Why people visit
- Spinning when turning in bed, unsteadiness, nausea with movement, or dizziness together with a change in hearing.
- What to expect
- Questions about when it happens, simple balance and eye-movement checks, and a hearing test if needed.
Hearing aids
A hearing aid makes sounds louder and clearer for people whose hearing has reduced.
- Why people visit
- Difficulty hearing in groups, turning the television up, or often asking people to repeat themselves.
- What to expect
- A hearing test comes first. The doctor then explains whether a hearing aid may help and what the options are.
Paediatric ENT
Children’s ears, noses and throats differ from adults’ and need a gentle approach.
- Why people visit
- Ear pain or discharge, slow speech, frequent colds, or snoring.
- What to expect
- Time for your child to settle, a gentle examination, and a clear explanation for parents.
ENT surgeries
Surgery is considered when medicines and other measures are not enough, or when a condition needs it.
- Why people visit
- Problems that have not settled with other treatment.
- What to expect
- The doctor explains the options, benefits, risks and alternatives, so you can decide and ask questions.
Ayurvedic and integrative care
Dr. Kharat holds a BAMS degree, so Ayurvedic approaches can be discussed alongside a modern ENT assessment, where they suit the patient.
- Why people visit
- Patients who want to understand integrative options for long-term ENT concerns.
- What to expect
- A modern ENT assessment first, then a discussion of options that suit you.