Dr. Reda Mohamed Sabra (Dr. Reda Mohamed Sabra)

Dr. Reda Mohamed Sabra

Professor and Senior Consultant in Ear, Nose, and Throat

Name: Dr. Reda Mohamed Sabra

Phone: 0226012166

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8 Hassan El Sherif Street, Ibn El Nafees Tower, in front of the water station, Nasr City, Cairo., ,

Dr. Reda Mohamed Sabra
Professor and Senior Consultant in Ear, Nose, and Throat

Educational Background:
Dr. Reda Mohamed Sabra holds a medical degree and has specialized in Ear, Nose, and Throat (ENT) medicine, qualifying him to provide specialized and high-quality medical care.

Professional Experience:
Dr. Reda has extensive experience in his field, having worked as a professor and senior consultant in prestigious hospitals. He has conducted numerous examinations and treatments, including:

Diagnosis and treatment of ear infections.
Management of nasal and sinus issues.
Care for throat conditions and voice disorders.

Treatment Philosophy:
Dr. Reda adopts a comprehensive approach to patient care, focusing on accurate diagnosis and understanding their health needs. He consistently strives to provide the best treatments to achieve effective results.

Research and Contributions:
Dr. Reda is active in research and studies related to ENT diseases and has made notable contributions to improving clinical practices and developing new techniques.

Personal Attributes:
Dr. Reda is known for his friendly demeanor and effective communication with patients, which helps build trust. He is committed to providing a comfortable environment, listening to patients' concerns, and offering necessary support.

Services

Consultant in ENT (Ear, Nose, and Throat)

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An otolaryngologist is a medical professional specialized in diagnosing and treating a wide range of health issues that affect the nose, ears, throat, and mouth. This specialty deals with various conditions such as ear infections, hearing disorders, breathing problems, hoarseness, snoring, swallowing disorders, and tumors of the nose or throat. Treatment may involve non-surgical methods such as medication and physical therapy, or surgical procedures in some cases.

Subspecialties: This specialty includes ear surgery, nasal surgery (such as septoplasty or sinus surgery), laryngeal surgery, and tumor treatment.

Ear Infections: Such as middle ear infections that can cause pain or hearing problems.
Sinusitis: A common issue causing nasal congestion, headaches, and difficulty breathing.
Hearing Disorders: Such as hearing loss caused by ear infections or changes in the inner ear.
Hoarseness: This can result from inflammation of the vocal cords or problems in the larynx.
Nasal Congestion: Caused by inflammation or a deviated septum.
Nasal and Throat Tumors: Both benign and malignant tumors that require accurate diagnosis and surgical treatment.
Snoring and Sleep Apnea: These conditions are treated by otolaryngologists using breathing support devices or laryngeal surgery.

Medical History and Clinical Examination: The doctor starts by reviewing the patient's symptoms and inquiring about their medical history.
Nasal or Laryngeal Endoscopy: A small endoscope is used to closely examine the nose or throat to diagnose infections or tumors.
Hearing Tests: For example, audiometry testing is used to determine the level of hearing loss.
Laboratory Tests: Samples of nasal or throat secretions may be taken for laboratory analysis.
CT Scans or MRI: These are used to examine the sinuses or inner ear in complex cases.

Diagnosis and Treatment: The doctor can diagnose hearing loss using hearing tests.
Medications: If there is an infection or inflammation in the ear, the doctor may recommend medications such as antibiotics.
Hearing Aids: In cases of chronic hearing loss, the doctor may suggest using hearing aids or, in advanced cases, cochlear implants.
Surgery: In some cases, surgery may be required to treat problems in the middle or inner ear, such as repairing a ruptured eardrum.

Laryngeal surgery is used to treat various conditions such as benign or cancerous tumors in the larynx or to repair vocal cord abnormalities. The surgery includes:

Tumor removal: Removing benign or cancerous tumors in the larynx or vocal cords.
Laryngeal dilation surgery: Expanding the airways in cases of laryngeal stenosis.
Vocal cord repair: Treating issues affecting the voice, such as vocal cord paralysis.

Medications: Treatment for sinusitis includes antibiotics if the infection is bacterial, and decongestants to relieve nasal congestion.

Surgical treatment: In cases of chronic or refractory sinusitis, surgery may be required to address blockages or to drain the sinuses.

Natural treatments: Nasal irrigation with saline (nasal rinse) is often recommended to help alleviate congestion and improve sinus drainage.

: You should visit an ENT specialist in the following situations:

If you experience persistent hoarseness or loss of voice.
If you are facing unexplained hearing problems or ear pain.
If you suffer from chronic nasal congestion or difficulty breathing.
If you experience recurrent ear infections or balance issues.
If you have difficulty swallowing or throat pain.

Behavioral treatment: Such as changing sleep positions to avoid sleeping on the back and weight loss.

Surgery: May be necessary in severe cases where excess tissue is removed or the nasal septum is repaired.

Therapeutic devices: A CPAP device is used to provide a continuous airflow to prevent sleep apnea and snoring.

Voice rest: Reducing voice use helps alleviate swelling and inflammation of the vocal cords.
Voice therapy: Techniques to improve voice quality through vocal cord training and reducing strain.
Medications: Medications to reduce inflammation, such as steroids, or antacids in cases of throat irritation.
Surgery: In cases of tumors or abnormalities in the vocal cords.

Avoiding smoking: Smoking irritates the throat, ears, and nose, increasing the likelihood of developing related diseases.
Maintaining personal hygiene: Such as safely cleaning the nose and ears, and using ear protection to guard against loud noises.
Early consultation: To detect diseases like cancer or infections at an early stage.
Managing allergies: If you suffer from seasonal allergies, adhering to appropriate treatments can reduce the risk of sinus infections.

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Dr. Reda Mohamed Sabra

Dr. Reda Mohamed Sabra

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