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I pride myself in attending local and statewide seminars to stay current with the latest techniques, and treatment planning.
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Dr. Hemaraju N is a popular ENT Specialist in Nagarbhavi, Bangalore. He has been a practicing ENT Specialist for 24 years. He is a qualified MBBS, Diploma in Otorhinolaryngology (DLO), DNB (ENT) . He is currently practising at Asha ENT Clinic in Nagarbhavi, Bangalore. Don’t wait in a queue, book an instant appointment online with Dr. Hemaraju N on Lybrate.com.
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MBBS - JJM Medical College , Davangere - 1993
Diploma in Otorhinolaryngology (DLO) - JJM Medical College , Davangere - 1997
DNB (ENT) - National Board of Examinations, New Delhi - 1999
Association of Otolaryngologists of India (AOI)
Indian Society of Otology
Karnataka Medical Council
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#50, Muniswamappa Complex, Mudalapalya Circle, Nagarbhavi Main Road . Landmark: Near Mudalapalya Bus Stop, Bangalore Get DirectionsAsha ENT Clinic
#4/3, 1st Cross, Anjaneyanagar, Ittamadu Main Road. Landmark: Near Janatha Bazar Signal, Bangalore Get DirectionsAsha ENT Clinic
#4/3, 1st Cross, Anjaneyanagar, Ittamadu Main Road. Landmark: Near Janatha Bazar Signal, Bangalore, Bangalore Get DirectionsAsha ENT Clinic
#50, Muniswamappa Complex, Mudalapalya Circle, Nagarbhavi Main Road, Landmark: Near Mudalapalya Bus Stop, Bangalore, Bangalore Get DirectionsBrinda Hospital
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Homoeopathic medicine
ALLER AID ( BAKSON) Chew 1 tab twice daily
POTHOS 30 ( SBL) Drink 5 drops 3 times daily direct on tongue or in 1 spoon fresh water
Drink plenty of water daily
Eat nutritious food like green vegetables and fruits
Exercise regularily
Avoid fast nd fried food,Oily and spicy food,Nuts and dry fruits
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MBBS, MS (ENT & HEAD AND NECK SURGERY), FSIB, Diploma in Allergy and Asthma
ENT Specialist, Delhi
You might be suffering from tinnitus which is the sensation of hearing ringing, buzzing, hissing, chirping, whistling, or other sounds and is often associated with hearing loss. There are multiple causes of tinnitus like ear wax, middle ear infection, hypertension, migraine, age related and many more. Consult a nearby ent specialist for proper evaluation (which will include a complete ent examination, audiogram and some radiological investigations) and management which is currently cognitive behavioral therapy/ tinnitus retraining therapy.
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Sir,
We have to detect the problem causing the problem. You can take MRI of
Nose, Nasopharynx, mouth, neck.
All air passage
Contact me with reports for proper
medical advice.
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take tab. dolo 650 mg twice a day. use cream acivir on marks. for 7 days. it is viral infection goes after 7 days. take liquid diets. fruits, green veg., plenty of water.
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Nose bleeds are very common because of the large amount of blood vessels present in the nose & dryness of the nasal membrane and nose pricking which can be treated by lubricant and stop pricking nose...!
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Hi . Nose bleeding happens due to dryness and heat when going out in the sun. It is very common. When bleeding starts you must pinch the nose and bend forwards for 10 minutes. Do not swallow the blood and spit it out. To avoid further episodes of bleeding keep your nasal cavity moist at all times by spraying saline nasal spray - solspre 3-5 times a day for 3 weeks.
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Ph.D - Ayurveda, MD - Ayurveda, Diploma in Diet and Nutrition, Bachelor of Ayurveda, Medicine and Surgery (BAMS), Diploma Yoga
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Might be you r allergic to groundnuts.
Chew mulethi regularly - you will feel better in your throat irritation.
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You can get it done whenever you want it but the sooner you get it done the better will be recovery.
Shared 2 years ago • Featured Tip
Ear picking and cleaning by ear bud shd b avoided !! They r frequent culprits of ear drum perforation and ear canal infections !!See your Ent first in case of itching nd funny sensation in ear !
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Hi, take arsenic alb. 30, 5 drops thrice a day.Alpha cf 2 tabs, thrice a day.
B. c. no. 06, 4 tabs every 4 hourly.Take Alpha WD, 20 drops with water once daily.
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Do some hot water gargle with twice
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take cap. Sinarid1-1-1 after food and tab. Lakshmivilasa ras 1-1-1 for 2-3 days. Avoid cold and refrigerated food. Drink boiled and cooled water. Take steam inhalation by adding 1 or 2 drops of eucalyptus oil to boiling water. Wear warm clothing. Avoid intake of sweets and oil fried food. Take out a partial ct scan of the brain for pns if the disease is chronic and revert back with the reports.
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Homoeopathic medicine------------
bloome-30 or rhinitisan drops (bioforce) drink 5 drops direct on tongue every 3-4 hrly, 4-5 times daily------------
hydrastis q (sbl) drink 10 drops in 20 ml fresh water 3 time daily-----------
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Take pranacharya jukamonil syrup 1-1 tsf twice a day with warm water. And laxmi vilas ras 1-1 tab twice a day.
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Apart from taking symptomatic treatment take tablet folvite 5 mg twice a day for two weeks and revert back to me after completion
Shared 1 year ago • Featured Tip
Why nose bleeding can be serious?
A majority of people experience nosebleeds at least once in their lifetimes, whether from excessive picking of the nose or a pretty hard fall. Most nosebleeds go away soon but it can get very serious if you are not careful.
Nosebleeds can be broadly classified into two types:
1. Anterior nosebleeds, which happen from the front of the nose, are quite normal and get better quickly.
2. Posterior nosebleeds happen from deep within the nose and get very serious if proper care is not provided. However, such cases are rare and happen only in extreme trauma.
What to do when a nosebleed strikes?
- to stop the bleeding, tilt your head upwards and apply ice on the bridge of the nose. This helps in stopping the blood flow quickly. You can also stuff cotton in your nostrils while doing it.
- blow your nose in order to clear the clots in the nose as they can prolong bleeding.
When does a nosebleed get serious?
- when the measures to stop the bleeding don't work. You are at risk to lose blood if you don't get medical help.
- if you have regular nosebleeds then consult your doctor immediately as it could be a symptom of an underlying health condition.
- a nosebleed can also become serious if you are having medicines that thin blood as it could make the nosebleed more severe.
- if you suffer from a blood clotting disorder.
- if the nosebleed is a caused by a trauma like a fall or an accident and you are having difficulty in stopping the bleeding, get immediate medical help.
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Tinnitus can indeed be a very troublsome. I have been seeing a lot of tinnitus patients, the most important factor is to determine whether it is associated with hearing loss or not. Get a pure tone audiometry and consult me with the report. There are a lot of tinnitus retraining strategies which can help your mother.
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1. Do steam inhalation by steam inhaler 2-3 times daily with karvol plus inhalant capsule
2. Put otrivin nasal drop 1 drop thrice daily/otrivin nasal spray one spray three times daily
3. Take one tablet of levocetrizine (5 mg) at bed time.
4. Drink lukewarm water/hot soup/herbal tea etc.
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Hi, if you want your ears, dont listen to loud music and that too from your headphones. Using headphones, is bad in itself and to worsen it, you were listening to loud music. This can lead to something as bad as rupture of your ear drums leading to permanent deafness. As for your current pain, you can take paracetamol tablet to subside the pain.
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