Dr. Rana Farrukh Tasleem — ENT Specialist & Head-Neck Surgeon
Dr. Rana Farrukh Tasleem is a consultant ENT and Head & Neck surgeon in Multan with FCPS training in Oto-Rhino-Laryngology. He leads Multan ENT Endoscopic Clinic at Azeem Hospital, focusing on endoscopic diagnosis, sinus and nasal disease, ear infections, hearing concerns, throat/voice disorders and pediatric ENT care.

“ENT symptoms can feel small until they affect breathing, sleep, hearing or speech. A clear diagnosis is where good treatment starts.”
MBBS, FCPS (Oto-Rhino-Laryngology), Member European ENT Society
Dr. Rana Farrukh Tasleem is a consultant ENT and Head & Neck surgeon in Multan with FCPS training in Oto-Rhino-Laryngology. He leads Multan ENT Endoscopic Clinic at Azeem Hospital, focusing on endoscopic diagnosis, sinus and nasal disease, ear infections, hearing concerns, throat/voice disorders and pediatric ENT care.
Every condition below starts with a personal consultation with Dr. Rana Farrukh Tasleem. Tap one to see what's involved, or jump straight to booking.
Focused ear examination, otoscopy and hearing-focused history help separate wax, infection, eardrum issues and inner-ear causes before treatment is chosen.
Common signs: Ear pain, discharge, reduced hearing, ringing sounds, dizziness or repeated childhood ear infections
Book for thisA nasal endoscope allows direct inspection of the nose and sinus drainage pathways, helping avoid guesswork in long-running sinus complaints.
Common signs: Blocked nose, facial pressure, post-nasal drip, repeated sinus infections, reduced smell or long-term sneezing
Book for thisVoice and throat symptoms are assessed with specialist ENT examination so infections, reflux, vocal cord strain and structural problems are not treated as the same thing.
Common signs: Hoarse voice, throat pain, recurrent tonsillitis, difficulty swallowing, chronic cough or foreign-body sensation
Book for thisHead and neck complaints need careful examination because lumps, glands, thyroid swelling and airway symptoms can have very different causes.
Common signs: Neck swelling, thyroid lump, persistent mouth/throat lesion, salivary gland swelling or breathing/airway concern
Book for thisChildren often present through sleep, speech, hearing or school performance changes rather than clear symptom descriptions, so parent history matters.
Common signs: Mouth breathing, snoring, repeated ear infections, delayed speech, tonsil infections or reduced hearing at home/school
Book for thisSnoring and nasal allergy often overlap with blocked nose, sinus disease, weight, sleep posture and throat anatomy, so the plan should be individualized.
Common signs: Loud snoring, poor sleep, morning dry mouth, blocked nose, sneezing, watery discharge or daytime fatigue
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ENT care is easy to underestimate until it affects breathing, sleep, hearing, speech or a child's comfort. Dr. Farrukh's page now highlights the specific signals patients look for before choosing an ENT specialist.

Sinus and nasal complaints are assessed with modern ENT tools, helping patients understand whether allergy, infection or structure is driving the problem.

Ear pain, discharge, blocked ears and hearing concerns are handled with careful examination before medication, cleaning, tests or surgery are considered.

Hoarseness, tonsils, swallowing concerns and head-neck symptoms get specialist attention instead of being treated as routine throat irritation.

For children with repeated ear infections, snoring, tonsils or nasal blockage, the page explains what parents need most: clarity and next steps.
If ear, nose or throat symptoms keep returning, last more than a few weeks, affect hearing, breathing, sleep or voice, or involve a neck swelling, an ENT consultation is the right next step.
Most patients tolerate nasal endoscopy well. It is a quick clinic-based examination and helps the doctor see nasal blockage, sinus drainage areas and structural causes more clearly.
No. Many sinus and allergy problems improve with medicines, sprays and trigger control. Surgery is usually considered for selected chronic, recurrent or structural cases.
Repeated ear infections, hearing difficulty, delayed speech, loud snoring, mouth breathing, frequent tonsil infections or persistent nasal blockage should be checked by an ENT specialist.
Bring previous prescriptions, hearing tests, CT scans, X-rays, allergy reports or any medicines already used. If you do not have reports, the doctor can guide what is actually needed.
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