Dr. Sayantan Rudrapal, ENT specialist & Head neck Surgeon

15/04/2026

শুভ নববর্ষ ১৪৩৩!

নতুন বছর সবার জীবনে বয়ে আনুক অনাবিল আনন্দ আর সুস্থতা।
নতুন বছর, নতুন আলো, নতুন প্রেমে কাটুক ভালো।

14/04/2026

All pediatric and adult ENT related problems are skilfully and carefully taken care of at our ENT clinic

14/04/2026

শুভ সংক্রান্তি!

পুরনো সব দুঃখ ভুলে, নতুন আশায় ভরে উঠুক জীবন।
সুখ, শান্তি ও সমৃদ্ধিতে ভরে উঠুক প্রতিটি দিন।

13/04/2026

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28/03/2026

Service to common people is service to god

28/03/2026

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04/03/2026

Colors of joy and spirits so bright,
May your Holi be filled with pure delight!

​Happy Holi!

03/03/2026

Happy World Hearing Day (March 3rd)! 👂✨

🌍👂 World Hearing Day 2026: Changing Mindsets! 👂🌍

Did you know that the smallest bone in your body is in your ear (the stapes), and it’s roughly the size of a grain of rice? 🌾 Or that your ears never stop working, even when you’re deep in REM sleep? Your brain just learns to "mute" the world so you can rest!

Today is World Hearing Day, and the theme this year is all about breaking the stigma around hearing loss and ear care.
Here are 3 quick "sound" checks for your feed today:

* The 60/60 Rule: Listen to your music at no more than 60% volume for no more than 60 minutes at a time. Your "future self" will thank you! 🎧

* Earplugs are Cool: Heading to a concert or a loud game? High-fidelity earplugs keep the music crisp while protecting those delicate hair cells in your inner ear. 🤘

* Get Checked: Hearing health is overall health! If you find yourself saying "What?" more than usual, a quick screening can make a world of difference.

Let’s stop treating hearing care like a luxury and start treating it like the vital sense it is. Let’s keep the world sounding beautiful! 🎶🌊

14/01/2026

09/01/2026

**Throat Foreign Body Sensation: The Link to Acid (Hyperacidity & LPR)**

1. The Core Problem: It’s Often "Silent Reflux" (LPR)

· You may have Laryngopharyngeal Reflux (LPR), where stomach acid and digestive enzymes flow back up into your throat and voice box, not necessarily causing heartburn ("silent reflux").
· This is different from classic GERD, which mainly affects the esophagus and causes heartburn.

2. Why You Feel a "Lump" or Something Stuck (Globus Sensation)

· The delicate lining of your throat is not designed to handle stomach acid.
· Even tiny amounts of reflux can cause:
· Swelling and irritation of the throat tissues.
· Muscle tension in the throat as a protective reflex.
· Mucus thickening as your body tries to protect the area.
· This combination creates the persistent feeling of a lump, tickle, or something stuck—the "foreign body sensation."

3. Common Accompanying Symptoms (You May Have Some)

· Constant need to clear your throat.
· Hoarseness or voice changes, especially in the morning.
· Chronic cough (not from a cold).
· Mild sore throat or a raw feeling.
· Difficulty swallowing or a sense of mucus sticking.

4. Key Triggers & Lifestyle Factors (What Makes it Worse)

· Diet: Spicy, acidic (tomatoes, citrus), fatty, and fried foods. Chocolate, caffeine, carbonated drinks, and alcohol.
· Habits: Eating large meals, especially late at night. Lying down within 3 hours of eating.
· Other Factors: Stress, tight clothing, and being overweight can increase abdominal pressure and reflux.

5. What You Can Do: Initial Management

· Diet & Timing: Eat smaller, more frequent meals. Finish your last meal/snack at least 3 hours before bedtime.
· Elevate: Raise the head of your bed 4-6 inches (using blocks/wedge pillow, not just extra pillows).
· Hydrate: Drink plenty of water throughout the day to thin mucus.
· Avoid Triggers: Identify and minimize foods/drinks that worsen your symptoms.
· Voice Care: Avoid yelling/straining your voice and try not to clear your throat forcefully (take a sip of water instead).

6. When to See a Doctor & What They Might Do

· See an ENT specialist if symptoms persist for more than 2-3 weeks despite lifestyle changes.
· The doctor may examine your throat with a small scope (in the clinic) to look for signs of irritation, swelling, or mucus on your vocal cords.
· Treatment often involves diet/lifestyle changes and may include a trial of acid-reducing medications (like PPIs) to allow the throat to heal.

7. Important Note: Not Always Just Acid

· While LPR is a very common cause, the "foreign body sensation" can also be related to:
· Allergies or sinus drainage (post-nasal drip).
· Muscle tension in the neck/throat due to stress or habit.
· Other ENT conditions.
· A proper ENT evaluation is crucial to confirm the diagnosis and rule out other causes.

31/12/2025

"As we step into 2026, I want to extend my heartfelt gratitude to my patients and the community for your continued trust.
The start of a new year is a beautiful reminder to prioritize our health and well-being. My wish for you this year is a life filled with clarity, harmony, and vitality. May your days be bright, your voices be strong, and your path be filled with peace.
Wishing you and your loved ones a healthy, happy, and prosperous New Year!"

Warm regards,

DR. SAYANTAN RUDRAPAL
Consultant ENT Specialist

01/12/2025

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