Spring’s arrival often brings beauty and renewal, but for many, it also ushers in a season of itchy eyes, runny noses, and constant sniffles. The
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As an otolaryngologist (ENT), I see many cases of Swimmer’s ear, especially during summer. While it’s a common condition, it can certainly dampen your aquatic adventures. This
Have you noticed a lump in your cheek or near your jawbone that doesn’t cause pain? It could be Warthin’s tumour, a benign (non-cancerous) growth
Headaches are a universal experience ranging from a dull ache to a throbbing vice grip. While they disrupt daily life, not all headaches are created
Sinusitis, a common childhood ailment, can be even more bothersome when paired with enlarged adenoids. Let’s explore this connection and how it affects children. Adenoids
Concha bullosa is a variation in the anatomy of the nose. It means concha(i.e. nasal turbinate) that is air filled and looks like a balloon.
Ear pain due to cold – understanding the treatment
Ear Pain due to cold is a common presentation in the emergency department particularly for children during the late night hours. Pathophysiology of ear pain
Recently a case of meningitis caused by ear infection in a previously healthy man in the UK made international headlines. In this article I will
Fever with throat pain – when to ask for an ENT specialist’s opinion?
Before understanding about fever with throat pain lets look at what is a fever. What is a fever? Fever doesn’t have a standard definition as
In this blog we discuss anatomy and physiology of hearing that help us understand the possible mechanisms of tinnitus.
An Introduction to Tinnitus Tinnitus is a very common condition, reported in almost two thirds of adults. Tinnitus – the word finds its origin in
All about Deviated Nasal Septum
Today’s blog is about a very common condition known as the “deviated nasal septum” or DNS in short. To understand deviated nasal septum we need