Otolaryngologist: diseases and conditions it treats

The practice of otolaryngologist covers the diagnosis and treatment of 233 diseases and conditions registered in our directory. Today there are 3677 otolaryngologists available in our directory.

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A

Acoustic TraumaAcute CholecystitisAcute Cytomegalovirus InfectionAcute Ear InfectionAcute External Ear InfectionAcute GastroenteritisAcute Middle Ear InfectionAcute or Chronic SinusitisAcute Otitis ExternaAcute Otitis MediaAcute SinusitisAdhesionsAdhesive Otitis MediaAdrenoleukodystrophyAdrenomyeloneuropathyAge-Related Hearing LossAge-Related Hearing LossALCAPAAllergic RhinitisAllergiesAlopecia AreataAnal FissureAnemiaAngular CheilitisAnosmiaAppendicitisArrhythmiasAsthmaAstigmatismAsymptomatic Ear InfectionAsymptomatic Otitis MediaAural Polyps

B

Bacterial Gastroenteritis With Infectious DiarrheaBacterial PharyngitisBarotitis MediaBarotraumaBenign Migratory GlossitisBenign Nasal TumorBenign Positional VertigoBreast CancerBronchial AsthmaBronchiolitisBulbous NoseBullous Myringitis

C

CacosmiaCataractsCerebral AneurysmCervical LipomaCervicofacial AdiposisChoanal AtresiaCholesteatomaChronic CholecystitisChronic CoughChronic Ear InfectionChronic External Ear InfectionChronic Middle Ear InfectionChronic Otitis ExternaChronic Otitis MediaChronic Sinus InfectionChronic Sinus InfectionChronic SinusitisChronic Swimmer's EarCluster HeadacheConductive Hearing Loss in InfantsConjunctivitisCOVID-19 CoronavirusCrooked Nose

D

Deep Vein ThrombosisDeviated SeptumDeviated SeptumDiabetesDiabetic FootDisorders Associated With VertigoDyslipidemiaDysphagia

E

Ear BarotraumaEar BlockageEar Cyst or Benign Ear TumorEar InfectionEar InjuryEar PoppingEarwaxEarwax ImpactionEarwax ImpactionEndolymphatic HydropsEnlarged AdenoidsEnlarged AdenoidsEnlarged ProstateEpidermoid CystEpiglottitisEpilepsyEpistaxisEthmoiditisEustachian Tube DysfunctionEustachian Tube Dysfunction

F

Facial Aesthetic DissatisfactionFacial ContouringFacial Nerve ParalysisFacial ParalysisFacial RejuvenationFacial RhytidsFacial TraumaFood AllergyForeign Bodies in Nose or EarFracturesFusion of the Ossicles

G

GallstonesGingivitisGlioma in AdultsGlossitisGonococcal Pharyngitis

H

HalitosisHead and Neck CancerHearing Impairment in InfantsHearing LossHearing Loss in InfantsHeart FailureHereditary AmyloidosisHydrocephalusHydropsHypertensionHypertrophy of the Auricular Concha Cartilage

I

Idiopathic RhinitisInfectious MyringitisInfluenzaInner Ear InfectionInner Ear InjuryIntrauterine Adhesion

J

Juvenile Angiofibroma

K

Keratosis ObturansKidney Stones

L

LabyrinthitisLaryngeal CancerLaryngeal Nerve DamageLaryngitisLocalized LymphadenopathyLymphoma

M

Malignant Otitis ExternaMalnutritionMastoiditisMeniere DiseaseMeningioma in AdultsMenopauseMilk Protein Allergy in ToddlersMold, Dander, and Dust AllergyMucormycosisMumps

N

Nasal AllergiesNasal FracturesNasal ObstructionNasal PolypsNasal TumorNasoseptal DeformityNeonatal Respiratory DistressNonallergic RhinitisNosebleed

O

ObesityObstructive Sleep ApneaOccupational Hearing LossOccupational Hearing LossOral ThrushOsteomaOtitisOtitis Media with EffusionOtosclerosisOtospongiosis

P

Partial Hearing Loss in InfantsPatulous Eustachian TubePediatric AsthmaPerforated EardrumPerichondritisPeritonsillar AbscessPharyngitisPneumoniaPreauricular FistulaPregnancyPresbycusisPressure-Related Ear PainPrimary AmenorrheaPrimary InsomniaProstate CancerPulmonary Edema

Q

Quinsy

R

RanulaRetinal DetachmentRhinitisRuptured EardrumRuptured Eardrum

S

Salivary Duct TumorSalivary Gland DisordersSalivary Gland TumorsSciaticaSecondary AmenorrheaSecretory AdenomaSecretory Otitis MediaSensorineural Hearing Loss in InfantsSeptal PerforationSerous LabyrinthitisSerous Otitis MediaSialadenitisSinus InfectionSinusitisSmell DisordersSnoringSnoringSpasmodic DysphoniaSpeech DisordersStapedectomySudden Hearing LossSwimmer's Ear

T

Temporomandibular Joint DisordersThreatened AbortionThroat CancerThyroid CancerTinnitusTinnitusTonsillar AbscessTonsillitisTracheitisTurbinate HypertrophyTympanic Glomus TumorTympanic Membrane Perforation

V

Vasomotor RhinitisVertigoVestibular MigraineVestibular NeuritisVestibular NeuronitisVestibular SchwannomaViral NeurolabyrinthitisVocal Cord CancerVocal Cord ParalysisVoice DisordersVoice Disorders (Dysphonia)

Symptoms it attends

nasal congestionsore throatfrequent sore throatearachehearing loss or deafnessconstant runny nosedizziness or feeling like everything is spinningstuffy nose or nasal congestionhoarsenesshoarseness or hoarse voicesnoringnosebleed

Frequently asked questions about otolaryngologist

What diseases does the otolaryngologist treat?

The otolaryngologist treats 233 conditions registered in our directory.

When should I see a otolaryngologist?

You should consult a otolaryngologist if you have nasal congestion, sore throat, frequent sore throat, earache, or if another doctor refers you.

How many otolaryngologists are there in Mexico?

Our directory lists 3677 otolaryngologists in Mexico.

In which cities can I find otolaryngologists?

You can find otolaryngologists in Ciudad de México, Guadalajara, Monterrey, Cuauhtémoc, Puebla, among other cities.

A otolaryngologist can guide you on the tests, treatment and follow-up for each condition. For persistent symptoms, it is best to consult a otolaryngologist rather than postponing the evaluation.

By city

Ciudad de México · 583Guadalajara · 262Monterrey · 185Cuauhtémoc · 122Puebla · 113Miguel Hidalgo · 86