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Dr. Shaswati Sengupta Dutta (Senior Consultant - ENT Specialist)

When Should Your ChildSee an ENT Specialist?
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When Should Your ChildSee an ENT Specialist?

Children commonly experience ear, nose, and throat problems. Many of these conditions are mild and improve with routine care, but...
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Understanding Hearing Loss, Causes, Symptoms & Treatments
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Understanding Hearing Loss, Causes, Symptoms & Treatments

Hearing plays an important role in communication, learning, work, relationships, and everyday life. Hearing loss can develop gradually or occur...
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Sleep Apnoea: Symptoms, Diagnosis & Treatment
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Sleep Apnoea: Symptoms, Diagnosis & Treatment

Sleep apnoea is a common sleep-related breathing disorder in which breathing repeatedly stops or becomes significantly reduced during sleep. These...
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Approach to Care

Dr. Shaswati believes in a patient-centric approach, combining advanced technology with compassionate care. She stays updated with the latest advancements in ENT to provide accurate diagnosis and effective treatment for patients of all age groups.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Is loud snoring always a sign of sleep apnoea?

No. While loud snoring is a common symptom, not everyone who snores has sleep apnoea. However, persistent snoring with breathing pauses should be evaluated.

Is Obstructive Sleep Apnoea dangerous?

Yes. If left untreated, OSA can increase the risk of cardiovascular disease, stroke, diabetes, and daytime accidents.

Can Obstructive Sleep Apnoea be cured?

Many patients can achieve excellent control or complete resolution depending on the underlying cause, weight management, CPAP therapy, or appropriate surgery.

How is sleep apnoea diagnosed?

The most reliable test is a sleep study (Polysomnography), which records breathing, oxygen levels, heart rate, and sleep patterns overnight.

Who is at higher risk for OSA?

People who are overweight, have enlarged tonsils, nasal obstruction, a family history of OSA, or chronic snoring are at increased risk.

Is surgery necessary for every patient?

No. Surgery is recommended only when anatomical blockage contributes significantly to the condition or when non-surgical treatments are ineffective or unsuitable.