Dr. Andrew Mofolo

Dr. Andrew Mofolo has 20 years of experience in the field of ENT (Ear, Nose, and Throat). After completing his MBBS and specializing in Otorhinolaryngology at the University of Lesotho, Dr. Mofolo embarked on a career in diagnosing and treating a wide variety of ear, nose, and throat conditions. His expertise spans from managing common ENT issues such as ear infections, sinusitis, and allergies to performing more complex surgeries such as tonsillectomies, nasal surgeries, and hearing restoration procedures. At Mafeteng District Hospital, Dr. Mofolo serves as the lead ENT specialist, where he works closely with patients to provide both surgical and non-surgical treatments for ENT conditions. He is highly regarded for his diagnostic skills and his ability to perform surgeries that enhance the quality of life for his patients.

Dr. Mofolo has been actively involved in research related to ENT conditions and their management. His research interests include the treatment of chronic sinusitis, advancements in hearing restoration, and improving post-operative care for ENT surgeries. Dr. Mofolo has contributed to studies that explore the prevalence of ENT diseases in Lesotho and the efficacy of local treatments for various ENT conditions. He has been involved in developing guidelines for managing hearing loss in rural areas and improving access to ENT services. His research has been presented at regional conferences and published in local medical journals, where it has contributed to the development of better treatment protocols for ENT patients in Lesoth

• Excellence in ENT Care (2013)

• Best ENT Specialist of the Year (2017)

Dr. Andrew Mofolo has authored several research papers in the field of ENT, focusing on the treatment and management of common and complex ear, nose, and throat conditions. His work on chronic sinusitis and the management of hearing loss has been particularly influential in improving care strategies in Lesotho. Dr. Mofolo has written about the use of surgical interventions to treat obstructive sleep apnea and the challenges of diagnosing ENT conditions in resource-limited settings. His work has been published in local medical journals, including The Journal of Otorhinolaryngology and The African Journal of ENT Research. He continues to contribute to the field by researching new treatments and advocating for better ENT healthcare services in Lesotho.