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Your symptoms
The doctor will ask how long the problem has been present, what treatment you have tried and when the symptoms become worse.
ENT diagnosis
Good treatment decisions begin with a conversation, an examination and a careful review of your results. This is especially important for long-standing nose and sinus problems.
Understand the problem before choosing treatment
A blocked nose, persistent runny nose, nasal or sinus polyps and snoring can have different causes. The first step is therefore a careful assessment and a clear discussion of the options.
Book a diagnostic consultation02
ENT examination
The examination helps assess the nose, throat and larynx, as well as other areas that may be relevant to the initial diagnosis.
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Review of test results
If you have a sinus CT scan or other test results, the doctor will review them in the context of your current symptoms.
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Treatment plan
You will receive clear advice about any further tests, non-surgical treatment or assessment for a procedure.
Nasal endoscopy
Nasal endoscopy is part of the ENT consultation and allows a closer look inside the nasal passages and around the sinus openings.
Sinus CT
A CT scan can help explain the cause of symptoms and support decisions about further treatment.
Your first appointment
Please bring any test results, a list of your medication and information about previous infections or procedures.
Questions before your appointment
These short answers can help you prepare. Please confirm any clinic-specific details when booking.
Do I need a referral?
A referral is not usually required for a private consultation. Please bring any relevant medical records.
What should I bring to my first appointment?
Bring available test results, CT or MRI reports, a list of current medication and information about previous treatment.
Can nasal endoscopy be performed during the appointment?
Yes. An endoscopic examination is part of the ENT consultation.
When should a blocked nose be assessed?
Seek advice when a blocked nose, persistent runny nose or snoring continues despite treatment or makes everyday activities difficult.
Not sure where to start? Begin with a consultation.
If your symptoms persist, keep returning or have not improved with treatment, book an ENT consultation. The doctor will assess the problem and explain the appropriate next steps.