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Chronic cough: What are the causes, and how is it treated?
While most coughs usually go away on their own, some can linger for weeks – even lasting s...
Mr Nick Hamilton is a consultant ENT surgeon specialising in voice and throat disorders. He practises at The Royal National ENT Hospital, which is part of University College London Hospital, and sees private patients at The London Clinic and One Welbeck. He manages a range of conditions, including:
Voice disorders:
Mr Hamilton is a fellowship-trained specialist in voice disorders, internationally recognised for his expertise in voice pathology. He provides expert care for a wide range of voice conditions, including hoarseness, laryngitis, vocal cord lesions, vocal cord paralysis and voice changes in professional voice users. His practice also includes specialist services in voice feminisation, voice deepening, and detailed voice assessment and analysis. For further information, click here.
Chronic Cough and Throat Clearing:
Mr Hamilton is widely recognised as an expert in the management of chronic cough and persistent throat clearing related to ENT conditions. Working closely with a network of respiratory physicians and cough control therapists, he treats complex cases, including those where patients have suffered symptoms for many years. His approach includes targeted treatment of upper airway allergy, throat-focused therapies, and the use of superior laryngeal nerve blocks and medication to interrupt habitual coughing patterns. For further information, click here.
Throat Symptoms:
Symptoms such as the sensation of a lump in the throat, persistent throat phlegm, discomfort and swallowing difficulties are among the most common reasons for seeking an ENT consultation. Mr Hamilton has extensive experience in diagnosing and managing these conditions, using a tailored, multi-therapy approach to achieve the best outcome for each individual patient. He also specialises in tonsillectomy for recurrent tonsillitis and tonsil stones, performed using a cutting-edge coblation intracapsular technique — a modern approach associated with less pain than traditional methods. For further information, click here.

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