Choose Ear, Nose or Throat to see what a symptom may mean, when to see a doctor, and when you need emergency care. This guide is for awareness and does not replace a consultation.
Could beEarwax build-up — a common cause of hearing loss at every age.
See the doctor ifThe blockage or reduced hearing lasts more than 5 days — the clinic removes earwax. Don’t use cotton buds; they push wax deeper.
Emergency ifSudden hearing loss in one or both ears.
Could beMiddle ear infection: pain that is worse lying down, pulling at the ear, and fever.
See the doctor ifThe pain has not improved after 3 days, the child is under 1 year, or infections keep coming back.
Emergency ifSwelling or redness behind the ear with fever, or extreme drowsiness and general decline.
Could beAn ear infection, earwax build-up, or a change in hearing that needs a hearing test.
See the doctor ifYou notice any change in hearing or persistent ringing — don’t wait for it to get worse.
Emergency ifSudden hearing loss — it needs urgent assessment because early treatment improves the chance of recovery.
Could beNasal allergy — it lasts as long as the trigger is around, unlike a cold that clears in days.
See the doctor ifSymptoms are not controlled or affect your sleep and work.
Emergency ifSevere difficulty breathing, or swelling of the lips or face.
Could beSinusitis.
See the doctor ifSymptoms last more than 10 days without improving, get worse after improving, or come with facial pain or a severe headache.
Emergency ifSwelling or redness around the eye, double vision, or a severe headache with a stiff neck.
Could beUsually dryness or irritation of the nasal lining.
See the doctor ifNosebleeds keep coming back, or you take blood thinners.
Emergency ifIt does not stop despite continuous pressure, follows a head or face injury, or comes with difficulty breathing.
Could beTonsillitis or pharyngitis — usually improves within 3 to 4 days.
See the doctor ifIt has not improved within a week, or sore throats keep coming back.
Emergency ifBeing unable to swallow, difficulty opening the mouth, or swelling inside the mouth and throat.
Could beVoice strain, inflammation, or acid reflux affecting the larynx.
See the doctor ifHoarseness lasts 3 weeks or more, keeps returning, or comes with heartburn and reflux.
Emergency ifHoarseness with difficulty breathing or a high-pitched sound when breathing in.
Could beReflux or chronic throat inflammation.
See the doctor ifThe cough lasts more than 3 weeks, or swallowing difficulty is persistent or comes with weight loss — don’t delay a check-up.
Emergency ifDrooling with severe difficulty swallowing or noisy breathing — stay sitting up and call an ambulance.
What the clinic provides at Al-Malaz Branch:
Earwax build-up is a cause of hearing loss at every age. At the ENT Clinic in Al-Malaz Branch, the ear is examined and wax is removed, and hearing tests for adults and children are done, with follow-up of recurrent ear infections in children.
Dust is a well-known nasal allergy trigger, along with dust mites and pet dander. Allergy differs from a cold in that it lasts as long as the trigger is present and is often itchy. If your symptoms get worse with dust or are not controlled by your treatment, the ENT specialist finds the cause and sets a treatment plan.
| Service | Before VAT | Including VAT |
|---|---|---|
| ENT specialist consultation | SAR 75 | SAR 86 |
What helps the doctor diagnose
Medical World Polyclinic, Jarir Street, Al-Malaz, Riyadh.
An ENT specialist consultation at Medical World Polyclinic — Al-Malaz Branch is SAR 75, or SAR 86 including VAT.
Saturday to Thursday in two shifts: mornings from 9:00 AM to 12:00 PM, and evenings from 4:30 PM to 9:30 PM. Hours may vary, so please confirm when you contact us on 0534731313.
Yes, the clinic is open in the evening from 4:30 PM to 9:30 PM, Saturday to Thursday, in addition to the morning shift.
Yes, earwax removal is a service of the ENT Clinic at Al-Malaz Branch; the doctor chooses the right method after examining your ear.
Cotton buds and fingers are not recommended for cleaning the ears, because they push wax deeper and make it worse. If the blockage lasts more than 5 days, visit the clinic.
Yes, hearing tests for adults and children are offered at the ENT Clinic in Al-Malaz Branch, with follow-up of ear infections in children.
If the pain has not improved after 3 days, the child is under 1 year, infections keep coming back, or there is discharge or a change in hearing.
Yes, tinnitus and hearing loss assessment is offered, starting with an ear examination and a hearing test to find the cause.
Sudden hearing loss in one or both ears needs urgent assessment the same day or at the emergency department, because early treatment improves the chance of recovery.
Yes, nasal allergy and a blocked nose are treated at the clinic. Dust is a well-known trigger, so if your symptoms worsen with it or are not controlled, see the doctor.
If symptoms last more than 10 days without improving, get worse after improving, or come with a severe headache or facial pain. Swelling around the eye is an emergency.
Sit up, lean forward and pinch the soft part of the nose for 10 to 15 minutes without letting go (at least 5 minutes for a child). If bleeding continues after 30 minutes of continuous pressure, go to the emergency department immediately.
Tonsillitis usually improves within 3 to 4 days. See a doctor if it hasn’t improved within a week or keeps coming back, and go to the emergency department if you cannot swallow, open your mouth or breathe.
Yes, follow-up of tonsils and adenoids in children is a service of the ENT Clinic at Al-Malaz Branch.
Yes, hoarseness and speech disorders are treated at the clinic, including hoarseness linked to acid reflux affecting the larynx.
Yes, chronic cough and difficulty swallowing are services of the ENT Clinic at Al-Malaz Branch.
Don’t try to remove it if it is stuck firmly, as you may push it deeper — go to the emergency department, especially if it is a button battery or magnet.
Inside Medical World Polyclinic — Al-Malaz Branch, Jarir Street, Al-Malaz, Riyadh.
Call or WhatsApp 0534731313, or tap the WhatsApp button on this page.
Medical World Polyclinic — Al-Malaz Branch · Jarir Street, Al-Malaz, Riyadh.
0534731313 — call or WhatsApp.
ENT Clinic: Saturday–Thursday 9:00 AM – 12:00 PM · 4:30 PM – 9:30 PM.
Orthopedic clinic in Al-Malaz, Jarir Street: Dr. Mohammed Al Shafei, orthopedic specialist — back, knee and joint pain, slipped disc, fractures and sports injuries, joint injections. Consultation SAR 75 (86 incl. VAT).
Urology clinic in Al-Malaz, Jarir Street: Dr. Alaa El-Khouly, urology specialist — urinary infections, kidney stones, prostate and incontinence, with urine tests and kidney ultrasound in the branch. Consultation SAR 75 (86 incl. VAT).
(العربية) تقدم عيادة طب العيون رعاية متخصصة وطرق علاج متعددة من خلال تخصصات مختلفة لرعايتك أنت وعائلتك من كافة الفئات العمرية بإشراف أمهر الكوادر الطبيه لطب العيون الشبكية، والحول بما في ذلك مرض السكري وارتفاع ضغط العين وغيرها من الحالات الطبية.
(العربية) فحص طبي لماقبل التوظيف للجهات الحكومية و القطاع الخاص للكشف عن الامراض المزمنة و المعدية – الفحص الطبي للسموم معتمد من مركز مراقبة السموم
We are distinguished in the Medical World Clinics Polyclinic by having a group of distinguished doctors in all medical specialties