TONSILLITIS
Tonsillitis is a swelling of the pharyngeal tonsils, or the lumps at the back of the throat, caused by a viral or bacterial infection. There are several types of tonsillitis, including:
- Acute tonsillitis
- Recurrent tonsillitis
- Chronic tonsillitis
- Peritonsillar abscess tonsillitis
SLEEP APNOEA AND SNORING
Snoring occurs when air flow through the nose and mouth is obstructed. This causes the airway tissue to vibrate and make the snoring sound, can be a sign of a more serious medical condition called sleep apnea.
SWALLOWING DISORDERS
Brain damage, nerve damage, cancer, stomach reflux, and even old food can cause difficulty swallowing.
Symptoms can include not being able to swallow, drooling, hoarseness, heartburn and severe coughing or gagging.
VOICE DISORDER
Vocal cord abuse or excessive or inappropriate use of voice (e.g. shouting or speaking loudly, whispering, throat clearing and other activities that strain one’s vocal cords). Continued misuse of the voice can lead to laryngitis, nodules, polyps, cysts and vocal fold swelling, which may cause permanent damage.
allergies, sinus infections, neurological disorders, tobacco smoke, hormonal conditions, acid reflux, tumors and surgeries.
Throat Scopy Diagnostic
Throat Scopy is the best diagnostic tool for early diagnosis of cancer and precancerous changes as well as follow up for recurrence of cancerous disease and all other throat conditions.