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Paediatric ENT care

Assessment considers hearing, language development, feeding and sleep. Enlarged tonsils or adenoids alone do not determine whether surgery is needed.

Individual services in this category

Which concerns are assessed?

  • Enlarged adenoids, snoring and mouth breathing
  • Recurrent tonsillitis and adenotonsillitis
  • Glue ear and childhood hearing assessment
  • ENT assessment of speech delay
  • Adenoidectomy, tonsillectomy and adenotonsillectomy
  • Selected myringotomy/ventilation tubes

How is it assessed?

  • Age, infection history and caregiver observations guide hearing tests and selected sleep assessment.

How is care planned?

  • Options include monitoring, hearing/communication support, suitable medical care or selected surgery.
  • Hearing assessment is important in speech delay, while other developmental causes may also need evaluation.

When is prompt or emergency care needed?

  • Breathing difficulty, blue lips, inability to swallow saliva or a suspected button battery in the nose/ear needs emergency care.

For a life-threatening emergency, seek emergency care or call 999 in Bangladesh.

Frequently asked questions

What information helps with childhood snoring?

Describe breathing pauses, sleep posture, daytime behaviour, feeding and growth. A safely recorded short sleep video may help.

Further information: medical sources

Arrange a consultation

Call for an appointment at Ibn Sina Jatrabari or Malibagh.

Call for a consultation+880 1792-335086

General patient information, not a substitute for examination and an individual care plan. For an emergency, seek the nearest emergency department rather than waiting for an appointment.

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