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Dr. Niraj Kumar Joshi

Consultant ENT & Head and Neck Surgeon

ENT

Experience

26+ Years

Qualification

MBBS, MD (Physiology), DNB (Oto-Rhino-Laryngology), FAGE

Sub Speciality

ENT, Head and Neck Surgery

Location

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About Dr. Niraj Kumar Joshi

Dr. Niraj Kumar Joshi is a consultant ENT and head and neck surgeon at Dr. Humayun Speciality Hospital, T. Nagar. He holds an MD in Physiology, a DNB in Oto-Rhino-Laryngology and a Fellowship of the Academy of General Education.

Head and neck work covers the areas patients find hardest to describe: a lump in the neck, a voice that has changed, swallowing that has become difficult. His practice combines endoscopic examination with surgery for the nose, throat and ear, and he takes a persistent hoarseness or a neck swelling seriously rather than watching it for another few months.

Specialised care you can trust

The areas this consultant sees most often.

Snoring & Sleep Apnea Surgery

Reconstructive Middle Ear & Otology Surgery

Advanced Rhinology & Endoscopic Sinus Surgery (FESS)

Head, Neck & Nasopharyngeal Tumor Excision

Phonosurgery & Voice Disorders

Professional background

Qualifications and training.

MBBS

MD - Physiology

DNB - Oto-Rhino-Laryngology

FAGE - Fellow of the Academy of General Education

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Frequently Asked Questions

I have been hoarse for a month. Does that need checking?

Yes. Hoarseness lasting more than three weeks should be examined with a scope, particularly if you smoke. Most causes are benign, but this is one that should not be watched indefinitely.

I have a lump in my neck. What happens at the appointment?

An examination, usually an endoscopic look at the throat, and an ultrasound. A needle sample is sometimes taken the same day. Most neck lumps turn out to be benign.

Is it difficult to swallow because of my throat or my stomach?

Both are possible and the examination is what separates them. Reflux is a common cause and is treatable, but persistent difficulty swallowing always needs looking at.

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