ENT Doctor in Slavuta

When you have a nosebleed, ear pain or blood, pus or clear fluid coming from the ear, sudden hearing loss, a sore throat so bad that it is hard to open your mouth, or you suspect a foreign object in the nose, ear or throat. Do not delay either if a runny nose lasts more than two weeks despite treatment or your voice turns hoarse for no obvious reason. If a foreign object is making it hard to breathe, call an ambulance on 103.

For an ordinary cold, a general practitioner or family doctor is enough. See an ENT doctor if your ear hurts, a runny nose lasts more than two weeks, your hearing suddenly gets worse, or your throat hurts so much that it is hard to open your mouth.

Yes, the Viva Clinic ENT doctor sees both adults and children. Bring your child in if they often have a stuffy nose, ear infections or tonsillitis, ear pain or worse hearing, breathe through the mouth, snore, or catch colds more than 8–10 times a year. Pauses in breathing during sleep can be a sign of enlarged adenoids, so do not put off the visit if you notice them.

Do not rinse your nose or use nasal drops before the visit, even if you have a runny nose. Do not eat right before the appointment, because a throat exam can trigger the gag reflex. Make a list of the medicines you have taken for any reason over the past few months.

Yes, if needed the doctor uses a local anesthetic or other medicines. So at the start of the appointment, be sure to mention any drug allergies and name the medicines that caused them.

Most often an endoscopic exam: using a thin tube with a camera, the doctor looks inside the nose and the area behind it and, if needed, takes a tiny tissue sample for laboratory testing. The ENT doctor may also order an ultrasound, a hearing test (audiometry), a CT or an MRI. The endoscopic exam and ultrasound are available at Viva Clinic in Slavuta, and the doctor will refer you for a CT or MRI.

Ear infections, Eustachian tube inflammation, maxillary and other sinusitis, rhinitis, enlarged adenoids and adenoiditis, tonsillitis, pharyngitis, laryngitis and hearing loss. An ENT doctor also deals with polyps and other growths on the lining of the nose. At Viva Clinic, treatment is chosen for both acute and chronic conditions, including when symptoms keep coming back.

Because the larynx can narrow, and in severe cases this leads to suffocation. Laryngitis most often develops during a viral infection. If breathing becomes difficult or noisy, call an ambulance on 103, and if your voice is hoarse for no obvious reason, book a visit with a Viva Clinic ENT doctor.

No, the ENT doctor sees patients in Slavuta. At Viva Clinic you can have a consultation, an endoscopic ENT exam and an ultrasound, and get lab tests at the Diagnost-Lab laboratory. Patients come to us from Netishyn, Shepetivka, Khmelnytskyi, the Khmelnytskyi and Rivne regions and from all over Ukraine.