
The ENT department at Saada Hospital in Sohar specializes in providing medical and surgical treatment for ear, nose, and throat disorders. Our highly qualified and experienced doctors, including a pediatric ENT surgeon, have handled complex cases across all age groups, making us one of the best in Oman.
We offer state-of-the-art diagnostic facilities for screening and imaging, enabling our ear specialists in Sohar to detect diseases early and provide prompt treatment for a speedy recovery. Our department is well-equipped with the latest technology and world-class services, ensuring the best possible care for our patients.
Age-related hearing loss or Deafness
Allergic Rhinites
Deviated septum
Eardrum perforation
Sinusitis
Sleep apnea & Snoring
Sore throat
Throat tumors
Tonsillitis
Ear surgery
Tympanoplasty
Septoplasty
Tonsil surgery (Tonsillectomy)
Adenoid surgery (Adenoidectomy)
Saada Hospital in Sohar has three ENT consultants and specialists treating conditions of the ear, nose and throat across all age groups, including a pediatric ENT surgeon. Ear care covers hearing loss, ear infections, perforated eardrums and ear surgery, supported by on-site diagnostic and imaging facilities for early detection.
Our ENT surgeons in Sohar perform ear surgery including tympanoplasty — the repair of a perforated eardrum. A hole in the eardrum can follow an infection or injury and may cause hearing loss or repeated discharge from the ear. Tympanoplasty closes the perforation to protect the middle ear and, in many cases, improve hearing. Not every perforation needs surgery; some heal on their own.
Yes. Septoplasty is performed at Saada Hospital in Sohar. It straightens a deviated nasal septum — the wall between the nostrils — when it is blocking airflow and causing persistent difficulty breathing through the nose, disturbed sleep, or repeated sinus problems. It is usually recommended only after non-surgical treatment has been tried.
Yes. Our ENT team in Sohar performs tonsillectomy and adenoidectomy in children, usually when a child has repeated throat infections, persistent enlarged tonsils or adenoids blocking the airway, or disturbed sleep and snoring caused by the obstruction. Surgery is considered only after assessing how often and how severely the infections or breathing problems occur.
Yes. Saada Hospital has a pediatric ENT surgeon in Sohar, treating ear, nose and throat conditions in children including ear infections and glue ear, hearing concerns, enlarged tonsils and adenoids, snoring and disturbed sleep, and nasal blockage. Children's airways and ears are assessed differently from adults', which is why a pediatric-trained ENT surgeon matters.
See an ENT specialist for hearing loss or ringing in the ears, ear pain or discharge that keeps returning, a blocked nose that does not clear, repeated sinus infections, a sore throat that lasts more than a few weeks, hoarseness lasting more than three weeks, difficulty swallowing, or heavy snoring with pauses in breathing during sleep.