Ear, Nose & Throat

Everything on this page is written by Dr. Soumya S. Maurya, MBBS, MS (ENT), who runs the ENT clinic at D.R. Healthcare in Indore, Monday to Saturday, 6–8 PM.

The ear, nose and throat behave as one connected system, which is why a blocked nose can dull your hearing and a throat infection can leave your ear aching. These articles cover the problems people in Indore actually come in with — the itch in the ear after a wet ride home, the cold that has not cleared in three weeks, the child who keeps getting ear infections, the voice that has not come back, and the lump in the neck nobody wants to talk about.

Each one explains what is happening, what is safe to do at home tonight, and the signs that mean it should be looked at rather than waited out.

9 articles · D.R. Healthcare, Indore · Mon–Sat 6–8 PM

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D.R. Healthcare is open Monday to Saturday, 6–8 PM, at 68/3 Heera Nagar Main Road, near Chandragupta Maurya Chowk, Indore. Most problems are examined, explained and given a clear plan in a single visit.

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Questions patients ask us

Which doctor should I see for ear, nose or throat problems in Indore?

An ENT specialist. At D.R. Healthcare in Heera Nagar, Indore, Dr. Soumya S. Maurya (MBBS, MS – ENT) consults Monday to Saturday, 6–8 PM. You can walk in or book ahead on WhatsApp at 7869709075.

Do I need a referral to visit the ENT clinic?

No. You can book directly — no referral letter is needed. Bring any previous prescriptions, hearing tests or scan reports if you have them; they help the doctor see what has already been tried.

Which ENT symptoms should not wait?

Sudden hearing loss, ear discharge that continues beyond a few days, a neck lump that keeps growing, severe dizziness with vomiting, or noisy breathing in a child deserve a prompt consultation rather than watchful waiting.