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How to Care for Your Child Following a Tonsillectomy
A tonsillectomy, the surgical removal of the tonsils located at the back of the throat, is a routine procedure often recommended for children experiencing chronic infections, sleep apnea or frequent sore throats. Although the tonsils…
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Can Nasal Cautery Help Stop My Child’s Nosebleeds?
It’s not uncommon for children to experience the occasional nosebleed. In the majority of cases, they won’t require any additional treatment. However, if your child is experiencing frequent nosebleeds, their ENT specialist may suggest nasal…
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Tips For Sleeping With Nasal Congestion
Some people may notice they get worse sleep when they have colds, allergies or sinus infections. There could be several factors for this and common among them is nasal congestion. Nasal congestion can lead to…
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What Are the Common Throat Disorders?
Otolaryngologists are experts in conditions that affect the ears, nose and throat (ENT). The purpose of this post is to focus specifically on some of the common throat disorders that an ENT physician is qualified…
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What is the Exhalation System for Sinus Relief?
Sinus infections can impact your quality of life by providing uncomfortable symptoms such as headaches and nasal congestion. Traditional treatments like nasal sprays and oral medications can provide relief, but a method called the exhalation…
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The Role Humidity Plays in Allergies
Humidity levels where you live can play a role in how we experience allergies. Whether you live in a region with high humidity or low humidity, the moisture levels in the air can impact the…
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How Do You Calm a GERD Flare-Up?
Gastroesophageal reflux (GERD) disease is a condition affecting approximately 20% of adults wherein stomach acid repeatedly flows back up the esophagus. Symptoms of GERD include a burning sensation in the chest, backwash, upper stomach pain,…
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Understanding Third Mobile Window Syndrome
Third Mobile Window Syndrome (TMWS) is a rare condition disrupting the regular movement of fluid and sound in the inner ear. Normally, the inner ear’s fluid dynamics are regulated by two windows: the oval window…
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Understanding Excess Drooling: Causes and Treatments
Drooling, the unintentional dripping of saliva from the mouth, is often associated with sleep or the anticipation of a delicious meal. While generally a natural occurrence, excessive drooling can indicate underlying health issues. Let’s look…
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What To Know about a Sinus X-Ray
A sinus x-ray is an imaging test that uses electromagnetic energy to visualize your sinuses. Your provider may recommend a sinus x-ray if you have recently had an injury to your nose or sinuses, excess…