At Pancham Hospitals Otolaryngology, endoscopic ear surgery is being pioneered. It’s possible to perform an endoscopic ear surgery entirely through the ear canal, making it a less invasive procedure in some cases. During ear surgery, surgeons can make good use of the endoscope as one of two tools available to them. A microscope is another piece of equipment. An endoscopy of the nasal and sinus passages is performed as part of this procedure. This procedure is carried out with the aid of an endoscope. There’s a tiny camera and a light inside this thin, flexible tube. Inserting a long, flexible tube (endoscope) down your throat and into your oesophagus is the goal of an endoscopy procedure. An endoscope has a camera attached to the end that allows your doctor to view your oesophagus, stomach, and the beginning of your small intestines (duodenum).

Hearing loss in one ear can be caused by earwax, an ear infection, a burst eardrum, or Ménière’s disease, among other possibilities. Both ears may have been damaged by a loud noise or medication that affects hearing suddenly.

One or both of your ears may ring or make other noises when you’re suffering from tinnitus. In the case of tinnitus, there is no external sound that is causing the noise that you hear. Many people suffer from tinnitus. It affects between 15 and 20 percent of the population and is more common among the elderly.

Allergies, infections, and nasal polyps are among the most common culprits. Food, medication, and hormonal changes can also cause a constant, clear runny nose. In most cases, OTC medications and home remedies can be used to alleviate a runny nose.

Chronic suppurative otitis media is a persistent and painless discharge of pus or fluid from the ear that can last for months at a time. conditions like cystic fibrosis or congenital heart disease that can increase the risk of complications.

Wax should be melted. With an eyedropper and a few drops of baby oil, you can do this (mineral oil, glycerin, or hydrogen peroxide). Use lukewarm water instead of cold. Once the wax has softened, gently squirt warm water into your ear canal with a rubber bulb syringe. Dry out your ear canal with a cotton swab.

Earwax (cerumen), scar tissue, a foreign object, or an insect may obstruct the ear canal. There are many reasons why foreign objects can get stuck in the ear canal, such as beads, erasers, and beans being inserted.

Any obstruction of the nose’s airways, whether in one or both nostrils, is referred to as nasal obstruction. Most often, nasal obstruction is brought on by swollen nasal tissue or an anatomical obstruction, both of which narrow the nasal cavity and cause a sense of congestion.

When the upper airways become obstructed or narrowed, it becomes difficult to inhale and exhale.

Cutting, repositioning, and replacing cartilage or bone are some of the techniques used in septoplasty. Within the nose, small incisions are made by the surgeon.

In the nose, there is a cartilage that separates the nostrils, the septum. As a rule, it sits in the middle and evenly divides each nostril. It is common for people to have an uneven septum, which results in one nostril being larger than the other. The term “deviated septum" refers to severe unevenness. As a result of this, some people experience symptoms like nasal congestion or breathing difficulties.

On each side, there are two oval-shaped pads of tissue known as tonsils, which are surgically removed. Tonsillitis and inflammation of the tonsils were once treated with a tonsillectomy (tonsillitis).