Hearing Loss Evaluation
A step-by-step assessment to find out where the hearing loss comes from. The cause could be wax, fluid behind the eardrum, a perforation or the inner ear, and the right treatment depends on it.
Read about the conditions Dr. Ronok treats most often: what they feel like, what causes them and how they are treated.
Your ears handle both hearing and balance. Problems often start slowly and are easy to get used to, until a family member points them out. Most ear problems can be diagnosed in a single visit with a microscope exam and a hearing test.
A step-by-step assessment to find out where the hearing loss comes from. The cause could be wax, fluid behind the eardrum, a perforation or the inner ear, and the right treatment depends on it.
We first check for treatable causes, then build a plan that combines sound therapy, sleep strategies and reassurance. Many patients find their tinnitus fades into the background.
Treatment for outer ear infections, middle ear infections and long-running discharge. The ear is cleaned under a microscope so drops can reach where they need to work.
Surgical repair of a hole in the eardrum using the patient's own tissue. The aim is a dry, safe ear and, in many cases, better hearing.
Safe removal under direct vision with a microscope and fine instruments or gentle suction. No guesswork and no risky home remedies.
A nose that never fully clears affects your sleep, energy and sense of taste. Dhaka's dust and pollution make many sinus problems worse. Nasal endoscopy in the clinic shows exactly what is blocking the airflow.
Sinus inflammation that lasts more than 12 weeks. Saline rinses and correctly used steroid sprays help many patients. When they do not, a CT scan helps plan the next step.
A bent wall between the nostrils that blocks one side. If it affects your breathing or sleep, septoplasty straightens it without changing how your nose looks.
We identify your triggers, from dust mites to seasonal pollen, and match treatment to your symptoms, so you are not left relying on decongestant drops.
Soft, painless swellings that block the nose and dull the sense of smell. They are treated with medicine first, and removed endoscopically if they persist.
Minimally invasive surgery through the nostrils that opens the natural drainage pathways of the sinuses. There are no external cuts and no facial bruising.
Teachers, singers, salespeople and imams depend on their voice every day. Throat problems also affect eating and drinking. A camera exam of the voice box in the clinic gives a clear view within minutes.
Acute infections are treated quickly. When they keep coming back several times a year, we discuss whether removing the tonsils would protect your health or your child's schooling.
Any change in your voice that lasts three weeks deserves a look at the vocal cords. Most causes are benign and very treatable.
Nodules, polyps and cysts from voice strain are managed with voice care, therapy or precise microlaryngeal surgery.
We work out where and why food is sticking, then arrange the right tests and treatment, so meals are safe and comfortable again.
Silent reflux that reaches the throat often without heartburn. It is managed with targeted diet, timing and medicine changes that really make a difference.
These quick tests let Dr. Ronok confirm a diagnosis the same day, without sending you elsewhere and asking you to come back.
A thin camera shows the inside of the nose and the sinus openings on screen in about a minute.
A direct view of the vocal cords as they move, for hoarseness, throat pain or swallowing problems.
A hearing test in a quiet booth that measures exactly how much you hear in each ear.
A magnified view of the eardrum and a pressure test that detects fluid in the middle ear.
Choose the area that troubles you most when you book. We set aside the right time and equipment for your visit.