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Three Signs It’s Time To Book an ENT Appointment
When you get a tickle in your throat or you’re battling lengthy congestion, your first inclination might be to schedule an appointment with a primary doctor. While your primary doctor is a great resource, some…
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Understanding Ear Pain After Blowing Your Nose
Nasal congestion is a common symptom of colds, allergies and sinus infections. While it may seem harmless, congestion can cause discomfort and interfere with daily activities like smelling or enjoying your favorite Saints + Council…
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Is Your Child Complaining About Earwax? Here’s How You Can Help
Earwax protects our ears in multiple ways, but it can also cause discomfort if it builds up. If your child is complaining about discomfort or itching because of earwax, here are some steps you can…
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What is Ear Crackling and What Can I Do About It?
Ear crackling can sound like small pops or rustling inside the ear and may happen intermittently or occur for a longer period. While ear crackling is often harmless, it can sometimes signal an underlying issue…
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Can I Sleep With Earplugs In?
Noisy neighbors and a snoring partner can make it difficult to get a good night’s sleep. Many people rely on earplugs to create a quieter environment, but using them regularly may cause concerns about ear…
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Does My Child Need Ear Tubes?
If your child experiences chronic or recurrent ear infections, their physician may recommend that ear tubes be placed. This is a common procedure; according to Children’s Health, around 500,000 children of all ages receive ear…
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Tips To Reduce and Manage Your Adult Ear Infections
Dealing with recurring ear infections as an adult can be incredibly frustrating. While we often associate earaches with childhood, they can persist into adulthood, creating ongoing discomfort and concern. Adult ear infections occur when bacteria…
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What Is the Relationship Between Allergies and Glue Ear?
Glue ear, or otitis media with effusion (OME), is a common condition arising when fluid builds up in the space behind the eardrum. When fluid builds up, usually as a result of an infection or…
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Why Do My Allergies Get Worse When I Travel
For the 100 million people in the U.S. who suffer from allergies, traveling can be a double-edged sword. While exploring new places is exciting, it can sometimes bring a familiar, unwelcome companion—exacerbated allergy symptoms. But…
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Why Do I Have Allergies Indoors: Tips for Improving Indoor Air Quality
When we think of allergies, we often think of getting the sniffles when walking through a park or that it only occurs at certain times of the year. Outdoor allergies do have an impact on…