Child Ear, Nose & Throat Care
Expert Pediatric ENT Specialist in Ghaziabad: Compassionate Care for Your Child
Specialized Treatment for Children’s Ear, Nose, and Throat Disorders by Gold Medalist Dr. Raina Rathore
Children are not just “small adults.” Their anatomy is different, their immune systems are developing, and they require a gentler, more specialized approach to medical care. If your child is struggling with recurring ear infections, mouth breathing, or delayed speech, expert intervention can make a world of difference.
Dr. Raina Rathore, a Gold Medalist ENT Surgeon with over 14 years of experience, specializes in Pediatric ENT Care. Combining advanced medical technology with a child-friendly environment, she ensures that your little one receives the best clinical outcome with minimal stress.
Common Pediatric ENT Conditions We Treat
We provide comprehensive diagnostics and treatment for a wide range of childhood ENT issues:
Pediatric Hearing & Ear Infections:
Treatment for "Glue Ear" (fluid behind the eardrum), recurring ear pain, and hearing loss evaluation.
Tonsillitis & Adenoid Hypertrophy:
Management of chronic sore throats, snoring, and mouth breathing caused by enlarged tonsils or adenoids.
Childhood Allergies:
Expert care for pediatric allergic rhinitis and persistent sneezing triggered by pollution.
Tongue-Tie (Ankyloglossia):
Simple corrective procedures for infants struggling with breastfeeding or speech issues.
Sinusitis & Nasal Blockage:
Safe, effective relief for children suffering from chronic nasal congestion.
Why Choose Dr. Raina Rathore for Your Child’s Health?
Gold Medalist Surgeon:
Academic excellence ensures high precision in delicate pediatric procedures.
14+ Years of Expertise:
Extensive experience at St. Stephen’s Hospital and BJMC, handling thousands of complex pediatric cases.
Child-Friendly Approach:
We focus on making the child feel safe and comfortable to reduce "doctor anxiety."
Minimal Invasive Procedures:
Whenever surgery is needed (like Adenoidectomy), Dr. Raina uses advanced endoscopic techniques for faster recovery and less pain.
DMC Registered (Reg No. 79971):
Trust your child's care to a certified specialist recognized by the Delhi Medical Council
Dr. Raina Rathore’s ENT Clinic is the trusted choice for families in Kavi Nagar, Raj Nagar, Raj Nagar Extension, Shastri Nagar, Govindpuram, Patel Nagar, Hapur, Vasundhara, and Vaishali.
– Content Reviewed by Dr. Raina Rathore (ENT Specialist, MBBS, DLO, DNB)
Services
Contact Info
- CH/C3, Block C, Sector 18, Kavi Nagar, Ghaziabad, Uttar Pradesh 201002
- www.drrainarathore.com
- drrainarathore@gmail.com
- +91- 9310346345
FAQs
When should I take my child to a Pediatric ENT?
You should consult a specialist if your child has recurring ear infections (3+ in a year), snores loudly, breathes mostly through their mouth, or shows a delay in speech development.
Does my child need surgery for enlarged tonsils?
Not always. Many cases are managed with medication. Surgery (Tonsillectomy) is only recommended if the child has severe obstructive sleep apnea or very frequent, severe infections that affect their growth
What is "Glue Ear" and is it serious?
Glue ear is fluid buildup in the middle ear. While not an emergency, if left untreated, it can cause temporary hearing loss and delay speech and learning in school-aged children.
Is snoring in children normal, or should I be concerned?
While occasional snoring during a cold is common, chronic loud snoring is usually a sign of enlarged adenoids or tonsils. This can lead to “Pediatric Sleep Apnea,” where the child’s breathing is interrupted during sleep. If your child snores more than 3 nights a week, a specialist evaluation is necessary to prevent long-term effects on their growth and school performance.
How do you test a child’s hearing if they are too young to speak?
At Dr. Raina Rathore’s clinic, we use advanced, painless, and objective diagnostic tests like OAE (Otoacoustic Emissions) and BERA (Brainstem Evoked Response Audiometry). These tests measure the ear and brain’s response to sound without requiring any verbal feedback from the child, making them perfect for infants and toddlers.