Dr. Dathathri H.A
Consultant - ENT Head & Neck surgery
4.5
(ENT MMY)


Consultant - ENT Head & Neck surgery
4.5
(ENT MMY)

Google Rating
4.5
Ayesha mohammadi
11 months ago
Rachana Rajachetan
One of the Best in the stream. With lot of patience and knowledge.
2 years ago
GOWTHAM M
Good ent specialist
2 years ago
Soori 7019
Wonderful doctor I'm really happy
a year ago
Hana Khan Ghori
Doctor is absolutely lovely. He takes time to build a rapport with the patient and makes the patient feel comfortable. We were very lucky to have him as our doctor for my mother’s FESS.
a year ago

Feb 27, 2026|5 Min Read
Mild discomfort while eating or difficulty while swallowing may seem like nothing serious at first. It is easy to dismiss as a pause while eating or a decrease in eating speed. But when this sensation becomes frequent or distressing, it may point to esophageal dysphagia, a condition that affects how food and liquids travel through the esophagus or the food pipe. Often described as an unpleasant experience of food “getting stuck” after swallowing or a constant urge to clear your throat, this problem can interfere with nutrition, comfort, and everyday life. Through this blog, a top ENT specialist in Mysore helps you understand what esophageal dysphagia symptoms are, why timely esophageal dysphagia treatment is important, and how access to accurate esophageal swallowing disorder diagnosis in Mysore matters for long-term outcomes and quality of life.
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Feb 09, 2026|8 Min Read
A throat ache can interrupt the day in small but significant ways. Swallowing feels uncomfortable. Speaking takes more effort. Warm drinks suddenly feel more comforting than usual. People often look for simple steps that bring steady comfort at home. This article discusses some simple and effective natural remedies for sore throat, recommended by specialists from leading ENT hospital in Mysuru. These measures support the body in a quiet way, and over time, the throat feels easier and less irritated.
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Feb 24, 2025|5 Min Read
Otitis media is a medical term that denotes middle ear infection. It can cause inflammation and fluid build-up. It can be a very common problem, especially in kids. Many kids have to face otitis media at least once by age three. In this blog, we will talk about.
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Jan 21, 2025|4 Min Read
Snoring is a common problem for numerous individuals. It usually causes one to feel annoyed and, sometimes, humiliated. In addition, snoring can also signify potential health issues. Luckily, you can use numerous uncomplicated and efficient methods approved by ENT specialists to decrease or eliminate snoring. In this blog, we will discuss the reasons behind snoring. We will also discuss seven useful tips to stop snoring and improve sleep quality.
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Jan 10, 2023|3 Min Read
One of the most common causes of failure to speak is inborn hearing loss. It is common sense that an individual who has not heard anything can't respond or recognize the same words. Hence correcting hearing loss can bring speech capability back to a person. The brain has a wonderful capacity to learn. At the same time, it can vanish too. If we fail to recognize the inborn hearing loss early, the brain will lose its ability to recognize sounds. Diagnosis of Infant Hearing Loss A newborn hearing screening program is actively implemented globally to reduce deafness and muteness. Babies with a high risk for hearing loss are preferentially screened and monitored for early intervention. Also, babies born to mothers with high-risk pregnancies, such as diabetes and hypertension during pregnancy, or any kind of infection (TORCH Screen) in the first 3 months of pregnancy, are at high risk for deafness. At the same time, premature babies with low birth weight, babies with severe jaundice after birth, or any kind of serious infection during the first 30 days of life may suffer hearing loss. Since babies start responding to loud sounds at 3 months, a mother's careful observation can aid in detecting hearing loss early before using the facilities available for a newborn hearing screening. All newborns are subjected to Oto-Acoustic emission testing to determine the potential maturity of inner ear functions. It is a simple, fast, and efficient test to filter out babies with hearing loss. It is a non-invasive test done in a soundproof room by giving a specific sound to the ear canal and recording signals (Echoes) from the inner ear. The presence of this signal rules out hearing loss. But the absence of a signal may not always signify complete hearing loss. In the absence of such a signal, we repeat the test at a later date or perform another test called BERA (Brain-Stem Evoked Response Audiometry). This is a more detailed evaluation of the inner ear and auditory nerves, as well as the nerve pathway running toward the brain. It is also a non-invasive test that involves giving a click-like sound to the ears and recording the waveforms generated from the corresponding area in the auditory pathway. It will take approximately 45 minutes to complete the test. To get the best results, visit a top ENT Hospital in Mysore. Treatment For Infant Hearing Loss Hearing aid fittings can begin as early as 4 to 6 months after a diagnosis of hearing loss. The approximate amplification to be given is detected by BERA and real-ear measurements. Real-ear measurement during hearing aid use Fitting has become a boon, which minimizes the errors of over- or under-amplification of the sound provided by the hearing aid. Any child who is found to have severe hearing loss, diagnosed as not responding to loud sounds exceeding 90 dB and not getting good responses to powerful hearing aids for at least 3 months, is considered a candidate for a surgically implantable hearing device called a Cochlear Implant. Here we will be inserting an electrode into the cochlea (the hearing part of the inner ear) to stimulate the nerves directly, which can give stimulus without a need for amplification as compared to a hearing aid. For a child to begin recognizing sounds and develop an ability to speak, cochlear implantation must be followed by intensive speech therapy (Auditory Verbal Therapy) for at least six months. The child needs to get constant stimulation with words, combined with visual cues for speech development. A patient brought in at the age of 18 with inborn hearing loss and non-development of speech cannot be properly rehabilitated since the visual center occupies part of the brain that is needed for sound interpretation. Therefore, the patient can learn to lip-read and understand. We are fortunate to have cochlear implants, which can give you back the lost sense of hearing one is born with. You can’t expect the same with the other sensory nerves of vision and smell. Hence, teaching the nerves when they are tender is imperative to increase the chances of speech development. Consult the top ENT Specialist in Mysore who has both expertise and experience in handling complicated cases and offers the best treatment. Department of Ear Nose and Throat Manipal Hospitals, Mysore
Read NowAreas of expertise: Over 15 years his area of expertise is in Head and Neck surgery including oncology, endoscopic sinus surgery and microscopic ear surgery. Cochlear implant surgery
You can book an appointment with Dr. Dathathri H.A at Manipal Hospitals Mysuru online with the Book Appointment option on this page, or request a call back and our team will arrange it.
Qualifications: MBBS - Mysore medical College MS (ENT) Karnataka Institute of Medical College, Hubli
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