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Skip to main contentDr. Gouda Ramesh is the founder and Chief ENT Surgeon of Gouda Ramesh ENT Hospital. He treats ear, nose, throat, and head and neck conditions in children and adults at Kukatpally and Chandanagar in Hyderabad and at Hanamkonda in Warangal.
*Hospital-reported totals across all three branches.
Before choosing any doctor, you can confirm their registration and qualifications independently. Here is where to look for Dr. Gouda Ramesh.
Dr. Gouda Ramesh completed his MBBS at Osmania Medical College, Hyderabad, and his MS in ENT at Kakatiya Medical College, Warangal, in 2007. He started the hospital as a single specialist practice at Kukatpally Y-Junction, which is still the flagship branch.
His surgical work covers coblator-assisted adeno-tonsillectomy, endoscopic laser tympano-mastoidectomy, micro-debrider sinus surgery (FESS), radiofrequency and laser micro-laryngeal surgery, thyroid surgery and bronchoscopy.
He leads a team that includes Dr. S. Nandini (DA, MS-ENT) and Dr. J. Lingaiah (MBBS, MS-ENT). Read their profiles on the Our Team page, or learn about the hospital on About Gouda ENT.
ENT problems often overlap. A blocked nose can cause ear pressure, and enlarged adenoids can cause both snoring and ear infections in children, so one specialist checks all three areas.
Surgery is one option among several. Your doctor should explain why it is advised, what the alternatives are, and what recovery involves before you decide.
Removal of tonsils and adenoids using radiofrequency (coblation) energy.
Usually considered for frequent throat infections, blocked breathing or sleep apnoea from large tonsils or adenoids. See tonsillitis and adenoids treatment.
Background: Tonsillectomy and Adenoid removal, MedlinePlus (U.S. National Library of Medicine).
Ear surgery to clear chronic middle-ear disease and repair the eardrum.
Considered for long-standing ear discharge, eardrum perforation or infection that has spread into the mastoid bone. See middle ear infection treatment.
Endoscopic surgery through the nose to open blocked sinuses and remove polyps.
Usually considered when chronic sinusitis does not settle with medicines. See sinusitis with polyps.
Background: Sinusitis, MedlinePlus.
Radiofrequency and laser surgery on the voice box under a microscope.
Used for selected vocal cord and voice-box problems. Hoarseness lasting more than a few weeks should be examined by an ENT. See throat treatments.
Removal of all or part of the thyroid gland for selected nodules and swellings.
Usually preceded by blood tests, ultrasound and a needle biopsy. See thyroid treatment.
Background: Thyroid gland removal, MedlinePlus.
A scope examination of the airway, including removal of inhaled objects.
Used when a foreign body may be stuck in the airway, especially in children. See laryngeal foreign body treatment.
Background: Bronchoscopy, MedlinePlus.
An ENT doctor, or otolaryngologist, is trained in the medical and surgical care of the ears, nose, throat and related structures of the head and neck (AAO-HNS). Whichever doctor you consider, these checks help.
Search the doctor's name or registration number on the NMC Indian Medical Register.
Look for a postgraduate ENT qualification such as MS (ENT), DNB (ENT) or DLO.
A good ENT explains medicines, observation and surgery, and why one is advised over another.
Ask about risks, time off work or school, follow-up visits, cost and scheme coverage before surgery.
If someone is struggling to breathe, go to the nearest emergency department or call 108.
Your symptoms, how long they have lasted, earlier treatment and any reports you bring.
Ear, nose and throat examination, with an endoscope when it helps to see the problem.
Hearing tests, imaging or blood tests, only when they will change the treatment.
Medicines, follow-up or surgery, with the reason, expected recovery and cost explained.
Bring earlier prescriptions, scan reports and your Aarogyasri, EHS or insurance card if you have one.
In their own words, from the hospital's video channel and published patient reviews.
More patients describe their experience in this longer video.
★★★★★A fish bone got stuck in my throat and every home remedy failed — the pain was getting worse. Dr. Ramesh removed it with great ease. My 2-hour problem was solved in 1 minute. Thank you, sir!
★★★★★Dr. Gouda Ramesh interacts well with the patient, explains the disease and the treatment to follow, and takes special care of every patient. Thank you, sir.
★★★★★I brought my grandfather for his ear problem. The doctor gave very good treatment and now he is comfortable. Thanks to the doctor for the care.
Read more on our testimonials page and independent reviews on Practo. Individual results vary.
Call the branch before visiting to confirm the doctor's timings that day.
Scheme and insurance cover depends on the procedure and your eligibility. The front desk can check it before treatment.
Dr. Gouda Ramesh is an ENT, head and neck surgeon and the founder of Gouda Ramesh ENT Hospital. He studied MBBS at Osmania Medical College and MS (ENT) at Kakatiya Medical College (2007), and is registered with the Andhra Pradesh Medical Council (No. 42569).
At the hospital's branches in Kukatpally (Y Junction, beside Balanagar Metro) and Chandanagar in Hyderabad, and Hanamkonda in Warangal. Call the branch before visiting to confirm his timings that day.
Search the doctor's name or registration number on the National Medical Commission's Indian Medical Register. It lists doctors registered with each State Medical Council.
See an ENT if ear pain, hearing loss, a blocked nose, sinus pain, hoarseness or a sore throat lasts more than a week or two or keeps coming back. Sudden hearing loss in one ear, a stuck fish bone, a nosebleed that will not stop, or noisy breathing in a child should be seen the same day.
Yes. He treats children for conditions such as enlarged adenoids, tonsillitis, glue ear, ear infections, tongue-tie and objects stuck in the ear or nose.
The hospital accepts Aarogyasri, EHS and cashless insurance claims for eligible treatments. Cover depends on the procedure and your scheme, so bring your card or policy details and ask the front desk to check before treatment.
Book online, call your nearest branch, or message +91 95505 74871 on WhatsApp. The team will confirm a time at the branch you choose.
Ear, nose and throat care for children and adults at Kukatpally, Chandanagar or Hanamkonda.
Medically reviewed by Dr. Gouda Ramesh, MBBS, MS (ENT) · Last reviewed: October 2026
This page is general information and does not replace an in-person medical consultation.
Sources: NMC Indian Medical Register · American Academy of Otolaryngology–Head and Neck Surgery · MedlinePlus · Aarogyasri Health Care Trust · Employees Health Scheme, Telangana