Dr.Mohanty's Speciality ENT Clinics

  By Dr. Sanjeev Mohanty | Cochlear Implant & Hearing Specialist | Dr. Mohanty's Speciality ENT Clinics, Chennai My patient Rajan — a retired schoolteacher in his late 60s — sat across from me last year and said something I will never forget. He told me he had stopped going to his grandchildren's school plays because he couldn't follow what was happening. He felt like he was watching life from behind a glass wall. Rajan has moderate-to-severe sensorineural hearing loss. After fitting him with a modern AI-powered hearing aid, he came back three weeks later with tears in his eyes. He had attended his granddaughter's Annual Day — and heard every word of her speech. This is why hearing technology matters. Not just clinically. Personally. The Quiet Crisis Nobody Talks About According to the World Health Organization , over 1.5 billion people globally live with some degree of hearing loss — and by 2050, that number is projected to rise to 2.5 billion. In India, e...

  Life After Head & Neck Cancer Surgery: What to Expect Life after Head & Neck Cancer Surgery usually involves temporary changes in voice, swallowing, and shoulder movement. Most patients recover well within 4–8 weeks with proper rehabilitation. Early-stage cancers have excellent survival rates when treated by an experienced Head & Neck Cancer Surgeon in Chennai, Bhubaneswar, Siliguri, or India. Structured physiotherapy and speech therapy significantly improve outcomes. Who Is This Guide For? This guide is helpful if you: Are advised to undergo Neck Dissection Surgery Recently had Oral Cancer Surgery Are worried about voice loss after cancer surgery Have difficulty swallowing after head and neck surgery Want to understand recovery timeline in India What Happens After Head & Neck Cancer Surgery? Head & Neck Cancer Surgery removes the tumour and sometimes nearby lymph nodes ( Neck Dissection ). Recovery depends on the cancer stage, surgical exte...

  🐟 Fish Bone Stuck in the Throat? What to Do Immediately Before It Becomes an Emergency You are enjoying a nice fish meal with your family. Maybe a Sunday lunch or dinner with friends. Everything feels normal. Suddenly, you feel a sharp prick in your throat . You swallow once… twice… but the discomfort does not go away. That tiny bone has decided to stay. Within seconds, what started as a simple meal turns into anxiety. This situation is far more common than you think. In ENT (Ear, Nose and Throat) clinics across Chennai, Bhubaneswar, Tamil Nadu, and Odisha, one of the most frequent medical emergencies is simply this: “Doctor, a fish bone is stuck in my throat.” The good news is that it is treatable. The bad news is that wrong home remedies can make it worse. Let us walk through what you should actually do. A Quick Reality Check First Before panic takes over, remember something simple. Most fish bone cases are minor and can be removed easily by an ENT specia...