Shrut Hearing Speech And Vertigo Clinic is located at Plot No. 418 A, Sector-1, near Max Hospital, Vaishali, Ghaziabad, Uttar Pradesh 201010.
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Clinic & Appointments
Visiting the clinic and getting started
You can call the clinic on 98719 83767 or 96508 00980. You can also send an enquiry through WhatsApp.
Calling before your visit is a good way to confirm appointment availability, service details and current clinic timings.
If available, bring previous hearing or medical reports, a list of current medicines and any relevant prescriptions. For a child’s appointment, bring previous assessment or therapy records if you have them.
Hearing Tests & Hearing Care
Common questions about hearing health
Common signs include frequently asking people to repeat themselves, difficulty following conversations in noisy places, increasing the TV volume or feeling that others are speaking unclearly. A hearing assessment can help determine whether hearing loss is present.
A hearing test checks how well a person hears sounds or responds to specific sound signals. The appropriate test depends on the person’s age, symptoms and clinical needs. Ask the clinic which assessment may be suitable.
OAE (Otoacoustic Emissions) and BERA/ABR (Brainstem Evoked Response Audiometry / Auditory Brainstem Response) are specialised tests that assess different parts of the hearing pathway. They may be recommended in certain situations, including some infant and child assessments. The clinician can explain which test is appropriate.
A hearing aid may be considered when an assessment identifies hearing loss and amplification may help. The type and suitability depend on the hearing results, communication needs, comfort and professional advice.
Tinnitus is the perception of sounds such as ringing, buzzing or humming when no corresponding external sound is present. A professional assessment can help explore possible causes and management options.
Speech & Language
Communication and speech development
Consider seeking advice if a child has difficulty understanding language, communicating needs, developing expected speech skills or making progress with communication. If you are concerned, speak with a qualified professional rather than waiting for the difficulty to resolve on its own.
Depending on the person’s age and concerns, an assessment may look at speech sounds, understanding and use of language, communication skills and relevant background. The professional will explain the assessment process and any recommended next steps.
Speech and language support can be relevant for adults as well as children, depending on the communication difficulty and its cause. Contact the clinic to enquire about the services available for your specific needs.
Vertigo & Balance
Dizziness and balance-related questions
Dizziness is a broad term that can describe feeling light-headed, unsteady or faint. Vertigo commonly describes a sensation that you or your surroundings are spinning or moving. Different conditions can cause these symptoms, so an assessment may be needed.
Seek professional advice for recurring, persistent or unexplained dizziness or balance problems. Sudden dizziness with weakness, difficulty speaking, a severe headache, double vision, inability to walk or other stroke-like symptoms requires emergency medical care.
The inner ear plays an important role in balance, so some inner-ear conditions can cause dizziness or vertigo. However, balance symptoms can also have other causes. A healthcare professional can help determine the appropriate evaluation.
Other Services
Cochlear implants and swallowing concerns
A cochlear implant is an electronic medical device that helps provide a sense of sound to some people with significant hearing loss. Suitability requires a specialised assessment and consultation with the appropriate implant team.
Dysphagia means difficulty swallowing food, liquids or saliva. It can have different causes and should be assessed by an appropriate healthcare professional. Coughing or choking during meals, or repeated chest infections, should not be ignored.
Please contact the clinic to confirm whether the particular assessment or service is available, whether an appointment is required and what preparation may be needed before your visit.
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