Common conditions

• Recurrent tonsillitis: frequent throat infections may cause fever, severe sore throat, and fatigue. In cases of repeated infections, tonsil removal (tonsillectomy) can be considered.
• Swollen lymph nodes: often occur during infections, but can sometimes be a sign of other conditions.
• Salivary gland infections and stones: can lead to swelling, pain when eating, or dry mouth.
• Salivary gland tumors: require careful evaluation and, if necessary, surgical treatment.
• Swallowing difficulties and globus sensation (“lump in the throat”): may be caused by reflux, enlarged tonsils, mucus, or other conditions.
• Vocal cord changes and hoarseness: can result from overuse, vocal cord polyps, or reflux. Hoarseness lasting longer than 3 weeks should always be evaluated by an ENT specialist.
• Reflux diagnostics: to determine if acid reflux is the cause of throat symptoms or hoarseness.
• Head and neck tumors: preventive check-ups in at-risk patients and follow-up care after tumor treatment.

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