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What is CSOM treatment? Chronic Suppurative Otitis Media (CSOM) is a medical term used to describe a persistent and long-lasting infection of the middle ear with continuous or recurrent ear discharge (otorrhea) through a perforation (hole) in the tympanic membrane (eardrum). This condition can lead to hearing loss, discomfort, and other complications if not properly… Continue reading Chronic Suppurative Otitis Media (CSOM)

When using a digital hearing aid machine, it’s important to take certain precautions to ensure proper usage and care. Here are ten points to consider: 1. Consultation: Seek professional guidance from an audiologist or hearing healthcare professional to determine the most suitable digital hearing aid for your specific needs and to ensure proper fitting. 2.… Continue reading Essential Precautions for Using a Digital Hearing Aid

H3N2 influenza, also known as the H3N2 virus, is a subtype of the influenza A virus that causes seasonal flu outbreaks in humans. It is named after the types of two proteins found on the surface of the virus, hemagglutinin (H) and neuraminidase (N). The H3N2 virus was first identified in 1968 and has since… Continue reading H3N2 Influenza

The ent specialist for vertigo who deals with ear pathology, both medical and surgical, cannot fail to deal with the complex aspects of vertigo. His task is not only to diagnose the pathology of the labyrinth or to exclude it but also, in the latter case, to give the patient some answers on the causes and possible… Continue reading How to choose vertigo specialist?

Not all problems are suitable for treatment by general practitioners. Certain disorders like recurrent ear infections, hearing related problems, nasal allergies and or polyps, voice disorders, snoring, thyroid disorders,and dizziness require the consultation of a specific health professional: the ENT (otolaryngologist) surgeon. As a specialist in ear, nose and throat disorders, h/she will be able… Continue reading Benefits of choosing an ENT Specialist

The ear is one of the most common areas of your body that can become infected, especially in young children. While most infections are mild and resolve with simple home care, there are times when an abscess or mastoiditis will develop. This is where you need to see your doctor about treatment for your ear… Continue reading Everything You Need to Know Regarding Ear Infection in Children

Nasal polyposis or nasal polyps is a common condition affecting nearly four percent of the population worldwide. Nasal polyposis is characterized by noncancerous, soft, and usually painless growths inside the lining of nasal passages or sinuses. It looks like a small drop or grape that blocks the nasal passages and becomes the major reason for… Continue reading Nasal Polyposis: Is It Fungus Inside My Nose?

Functional Endoscopic Sinus Surgery (FESS) has become one of the most indicated otolaryngology surgeries. It is now the most recommended treatment for people who have become resistant to other pharmacological treatments for sinonasal diseases. What happens during the FESS procedure? FESS is a procedure in which the ENT surgeon utilizes a magnifying endoscope to look… Continue reading Functional Endoscopic Sinus Surgery for Nasal and Skull Base Diseases

Tinnitus is a common problem experienced by nearly 15-20% of people from all age groups. It is characterized by a soft or loud/high-or low-pitched sound (ringing) in either one or both the ears or even in the head while there is no external source of the sound. Tinnitus could be accompanied by hearing loss. Other… Continue reading Understanding Tinnitus: A Perception of Sound in Ears

Definition: Age-related hearing loss, also known as presbycusis, is a progressive disorder that mainly affects adults aged 65 years and above. It can significantly impact the quality of life of individuals. Symptoms of Age-related hearing loss Although age-related hearing loss has no cure, hearing aids can be of great help in improving the quality of… Continue reading Benefits of Hearing Aids in Age-related Hearing Loss

What is laryngopharyngeal reflux? Laryngopharyngeal reflux (LPR) can be defined as a condition in which the contents of the stomach flow upwards i.e. towards the larynx and pharynx, causing sore throat and irritation. It is a highly prevalent disease and commonly encountered in the otolaryngologist’s clinic. Why LPR is referred as silent reflux? With LPR,… Continue reading Laryngopharyngeal Reflux: The Silent One

Definition: Allergic rhinitis also known as hay fever is a global disease that affects 5%-40% of the world population. It is nothing but an allergic response to certain allergens. Two main types of allergic rhinitis Common triggers of allergic rhinitis Perfumes and hair sprays Air fresheners Cigarette smoke Car exhaust and air pollutants Management of… Continue reading Allergic Rhinitis: Everything You Need to Know