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Otorhinolaryngology in Lourinhã

The Otorhinolaryngology consultation at Central de Saúde in Lourinhã assesses ear, nose and throat conditions in adults and children, with supporting examinations available at the consultation. It covers ear infections, sinusitis, rhinitis, tonsillitis, hearing loss, tinnitus and vertigo in an attentive, individualised approach.

Otorhinolaryngology consultation in Lourinhã – Central de Saúde

The Otorhinolaryngology consultation at Central de Saúde in Lourinhã assesses ear, nose and throat conditions in adults and children, including ear infections, sinusitis, rhinitis, tonsillitis, hearing loss, tinnitus and vertigo.

It describes supporting examinations at the consultation and an attentive, individualised approach.


Ear, nose and throat

An area for upper-airway symptoms and hearing changes.

Otorhinolaryngology covers symptoms affecting the ear, nose and throat, as well as concerns such as vertigo, persistent hoarseness and recurring sinus discomfort.

Because the site also lists associated hearing tests, this specialty benefits from clear context about the link between consultation and diagnostic assessment.

  • Assessment of recurrent ear infections, sore throat and sinusitis.
  • Assessment of hearing changes, tinnitus and vertigo.
  • Referral for hearing tests when clinically indicated.

Associated team

The team for this speciality

Clinical team

Dr. Carlos Escudeiro

Otorhinolaryngologist • OM registration no. 32104


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    Frequently asked questions

    Common questions about Otorhinolaryngology

    What concerns commonly justify an Otorhinolaryngology consultation?

    Repeated ear infections, recurrent sinusitis, persistent nasal obstruction, hoarseness, sore throat, tinnitus, vertigo or hearing loss are common reasons for assessment.

    Can the specialty be linked with hearing tests?

    Yes. The clinic site lists several hearing tests, and this link may be useful when the clinical assessment indicates that further investigation is needed.

    Do sudden hearing loss or significant vertigo need prompt attention?

    Yes. Sudden hearing changes or significant vertigo should not be dismissed and warrant prompt contact for clinical guidance.

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