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November 13, 2025
Dr. Zainab Arsiwala is a dedicated, caring, European board-certified ENT (Ear, Nose, and Throat) specialist who helps both adults and children. She provides thorough, compassionate care for ear, nose, throat, and neck conditions, with a focus on children as a pediatric otorhinolaryngology specialist.
With warmth and a personal touch, she helps patients with adult and pediatric concerns, including hearing loss, sinus and nasal issues, ear infections, tonsillitis, voice and airway problems, snoring, sleep apnea, allergies, and neck masses. She especially loves working with children who have airway or Eustachian tube disorders, or who need gentle tracheotomy care.
Dr. Zainab believes in truly listening to every person she cares for. She is dedicated to making sure each patient—adult or child—receives a careful evaluation, a treatment plan that fits their needs, and comfort in knowing they are in expert hands.
She speaks English, Hindi, Marathi, & Gujarati.
Scope Of Service
Dr. Zainab Arsiwala is a European board-certified ENT specialist with over 14 years of experience treating adults and children. She practices at JTS Medical Centre in Jumeirah, Dubai, and is recognized for her expertise in Pediatric Otolaryngology and her compassionate, patient-focused care.
Dr. Zainab specializes in pediatric ENT, diagnosing and treating conditions in infants, children, and adolescents. Her areas of expertise include recurrent ear infections, enlarged tonsils and adenoids, hearing issues, nasal obstruction, snoring, and foreign body removal.
An ENT specialist, or otolaryngologist, treats conditions of the ears, nose, throat, sinuses, voice box, and related head and neck areas. Common issues include hearing loss, ear infections, sinusitis, nasal blockages, tonsil problems, voice disorders, and snoring.
Dr. Zainab treats a wide range of pediatric ENT conditions, including recurrent ear infections, glue ear, ear tube (grommet) insertion, enlarged tonsils and adenoids, hearing loss and screening, nasal obstruction, allergic rhinitis, snoring, foreign body removal, and speech-related ENT concerns.
Yes. In addition to her pediatric practice, Dr. Zainab treats adult ENT conditions, including sinusitis, endoscopic sinus surgery, eardrum repair (tympanoplasty), vertigo, tinnitus, hoarseness, vocal cord disorders, snoring, sleep-related ENT issues, and head and neck evaluations.
Yes. Allergic rhinitis (hay fever) often causes nasal congestion, a runny nose, sneezing, itchy eyes, and postnasal drip. Untreated allergies can lead to recurrent sinusitis, ear fullness, and throat irritation. An ENT specialist can identify triggers and recommend treatments such as antihistamines, nasal sprays, or allergy immunotherapy.
Yes. The ENT clinic at JTS Medical Centre provides pediatric hearing screening and evaluation. Early detection of hearing loss is important for language and development. Dr. Zainab will assess your child and recommend appropriate next steps.
Common pediatric ENT surgeries include tonsillectomy, adenoidectomy, ear tube (grommet) insertion for recurrent ear infections or glue ear, and removal of foreign bodies from the ear, nose, or throat. Surgery may also be required for airway issues, sleep apnea, or chronic sinusitis.
Consult a pediatric ENT specialist if your child has frequent ear infections, persistent nasal congestion, hearing difficulties, loud snoring, sleep-related breathing problems, speech delays related to ENT issues, or has inserted a foreign object in the ear or nose. Early evaluation ensures timely and effective treatment. All procedures are performed with the highest safety standards to minimize risks and support a quick recovery.
At your child’s first ENT appointment, Dr. Zainab will review medical history, discuss symptoms, and conduct a thorough examination of the ears, nose, and throat. Additional tests, such as hearing screening or imaging, may be recommended. If your child shows signs of hearing loss, including delayed speech, inattentiveness, difficulty following directions, increased device volume, or failure to respond to sounds, a pediatric hearing evaluation may be advised.
Keep your child’s vaccinations up to date, practice good hand hygiene, avoid exposure to cigarette smoke, and breastfeed infants when possible to help prevent ear infections. If your child is prone to ear infections, consult your pediatric ENT for personalized advice.
Tonsillectomy or adenoidectomy may be recommended if your child has frequent throat infections, breathing difficulties, sleep apnea, or chronic ear infections. A pediatric ENT specialist (Dr. Zainab Arsiwala) will assess your child and recommend the best treatment.
Nosebleeds are common in children and often result from dry air, allergies, nose picking, or minor injuries. Most are harmless and can be managed at home. If nosebleeds are frequent or severe, consult a pediatric ENT (Dr. Zainab Arsiwala) to rule out underlying causes.
Glue ear (otitis media with effusion) occurs when fluid collects behind the eardrum, causing hearing problems. Treatment may include observation, hearing tests, or placement of an ear tube (grommet) if the condition persists or affects speech and development.
Ear wax (cerumen) naturally protects the ear canal by trapping dust and debris. Most earwax does not need to be removed and will exit the ear on its own. Do not use cotton buds or other objects to clean your child’s ears, as this can push wax deeper and cause injury. If your child experiences ear pain, hearing difficulty, or visible blockage, consult a pediatric ENT specialist. Dr. Zainab can safely examine and remove excess earwax if necessary.
Yes. Dr. Zainab at JTS Medical Centre accepts many health insurance plans. Please contact the medical center or your insurance provider to confirm coverage for ENT consultations and procedures. Clinic staff can assist with insurance approval and answer questions about your policy.
Mouth breathing occurs when a child breathes through their mouth instead of their nose during the day, night, or both. It can happen occasionally due to a blocked nose, but persistent mouth breathing may signal an underlying issue.
Common causes include nasal congestion from allergies or infections, enlarged adenoids or tonsils, a deviated nasal septum, or structural problems in the nose or face.
Signs include an open-mouth posture, snoring, dry lips, increased thirst, irritability, restless sleep, and difficulty concentrating during the day.
Chronic mouth breathing can lead to dental issues, changes in facial development, speech difficulties, poor sleep quality, and an increased risk of infections.
Consult a specialist, such as Dr. Zainab Arsiwala, if your child breathes through their mouth frequently, snores, has trouble sleeping, shows persistent nasal blockage, or has difficulty speaking clearly.
Treatment depends on the cause. It may include managing allergies, prescribing medications to reduce nasal congestion, or, if necessary, performing surgery to remove enlarged adenoids or tonsils.
Early recognition and management of nasal allergies or infections helps. Regular check-ups with a Pediatric ENT specialist (Dr. Zainab Arsiwala) ensure timely intervention and healthy breathing habits.
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