Otolaryngology

We diagnose and treat diseases of the nose, sinuses, ear, throat, larynx, and neck. We work based on data: imaging tests, endoscopy, videolaryngoscopy, hearing tests, and nasal patency tests. Our treatment is based on causes, not only on symptoms.

We also perform surgical procedures as part of one-day surgery. These most often involve the sinuses, nasal septum, tonsils, polyps, and middle ear.

Patients come to us with recurring infections, but also with breathing disorders, snoring, hearing loss, changes in the mucous membrane of the throat, voice problems, or recurring headaches of sinus origin.

An otolaryngologist treats inflammatory, hypertrophic, post-traumatic, and cancerous conditions within the head and neck area.

At Garden Clinic, we diagnose and treat, among others:

enlarged tonsils, chronic inflammation of the palatine and pharyngeal tonsils
acute, chronic, and drug-resistant sinusitis
deviated nasal septum
nasal and sinus polyps
inflammation and effusion in the middle ear
conductive and sensorineural hearing loss, including sudden deafness
tinnitus, dizziness, and vestibular disorders
snoring and mild to moderate sleep apnea
cysts, benign lesions, and precancerous lesions in the throat, larynx, oral cavity, and salivary glands
conditions after injuries of the nose, septum, and nasal turbinates
recurring upper respiratory tract infections in children and adults

Procedures are performed in the operating room at Garden Clinic. The patient returns home the same day after a short observation period.

The scope of procedures includes, among others:

septoplasty, or correction of a deviated nasal septum
turbinoplasty, or reduction of enlarged nasal turbinates
FESS, endoscopic sinus surgery
removal of nasal and sinus polyps
tonsillectomy and tonsillotomy, removal or reduction of the tonsils
adenoidectomy, removal of the pharyngeal tonsil
ventilation drainage of the middle ear
removal of cysts, benign lesions, and epulis lesions within the oral cavity and throat

It is worth seeing an otolaryngologist if:

you have chronic or recurring infections of the nose, throat, sinuses, or ear
you experience snoring, sleep apnea, or mouth breathing
you develop hearing problems, a feeling of ear blockage, or tinnitus
you experience dizziness of unclear origin
your voice becomes hoarse, raspy, strained, or disappears
you have difficulty swallowing or a feeling of a “foreign body” in the throat
you experience frequent nosebleeds or headaches located around the sinuses
visible changes appear within the oral cavity, tongue, or throat, such as white patches, lumps, or non-healing ulcers
you have chronic throat pain or burning that is not related to an infection

Symptoms involving the ear, nose, sinuses, and throat are often ignored or treated symptomatically. In many cases, this only delays the moment when surgical intervention may become necessary. At Garden Clinic, we diagnose early and act precisely — not temporarily.

We invite you to book an appointment.

Otolaryngology

Otolaryngology at Garden Clinic Gdańsk

What conditions does an otolaryngologist treat?

One-day otolaryngology procedures

Symptoms of otolaryngological conditions

Specialists

Kamil Wietecha, MD

Adam Sobieraj, MD

Piotr Romański, MD

Martyna Klecha, MD