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What doctor checks ears , nose and throat?
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ENT: Most doctors will check these for you. A primary care doc sees a lot of ears, noses and throats, but the person who specializes in that ares is an ear nose and throat doctor. Commonly called ENT for short or otolaryngologist on more formal occasions.
Answered 6/10/2014
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