Loud snoring is often brushed off as a minor annoyance, but it can be an early sign of a condition called obstructive sleep apnoea, where breathing actually pauses during sleep. Along with this, seasonal allergies affecting the nose and throat are extremely common and can quietly reduce the quality of everyday life. We evaluate both together, since the nose, throat and airway are closely connected in these conditions.
Regular, disruptive snoring that affects sleep quality for the person and those around them.
Repeated pauses in breathing during sleep, often linked to loud snoring and daytime tiredness.
Sneezing, itching and a blocked or runny nose that flares up with weather or season change.
Allergic symptoms triggered by dust, pollution and everyday environmental exposure.
Feeling unusually tired or drowsy during the day despite a full night's sleep.
Kids who breathe through the mouth at night, often linked to blocked nose or enlarged tonsils and adenoids.
That is exactly what a consultation is for. Come in, tell us what you are feeling, and let Dr Sreelakshmi K guide you towards the right next step.