Untreated earwax buildup can lead to hearing loss, irritation, pain in your ear, dizziness, ringing in your ears, and other problems. In most cases, earwax entrapment is not dangerous, and symptoms go away with treatment. Treatments for earwax blockage include drops to soften earwax or manual removal at your healthcare provider’s office. OVERVIEW Earwax blockage…
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An ear infection, an infection in the space behind the eardrum, is a common reason for your child to see a doctor. Ear infections occur when bacteria or viruses become infected and trap fluid behind the eardrum, causing pain and swelling in the eardrum. Treatments include antibiotics, pain medications, and placement of ear tubes. OVERVIEW…
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Hearing loss makes it difficult to hear speech and other sounds. Some people develop hearing loss as they get older, but it can affect anyone. Some babies are born with hearing loss (congenital hearing loss). Some hearing disorders can be treated and prevented. OVERVIEW What is hearing loss? Hearing loss can make it difficult to…
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Nasal trauma occurs when the nose is broken as a result of a sports injury, car accident, or similar trauma. A nasal fracture involves cracked or broken nasal bones and/or cartilage. Nasal fracture treatments include manual realignment and, in severe cases, surgery. Prompt treatment helps you avoid permanent nasal congestion and cosmetic changes. OVERVIEW NOSE…
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Sinusitis treatment involves the removal of inflammation that can cause the sinuses to become blocked and filled with fluid. It is usually caused by a cold or allergies, and infection may occur due to this blockage. What is sinusitis? Sinusitis is inflammation or swelling of the tissue lining the sinuses. The sinuses are four paired cavities…
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Adenoid surgery, adenoidectomy, is surgery to remove your child’s adenoid glands. Your child may need this surgery if the adenoid is swollen or enlarged due to an infection or allergy. If your child is experiencing breathing problems or frequent ear and sinus infections due to enlarged adenoids, adenoid surgery may be helpful. ADENOID ADENOID OVERVIEW…
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Mouth sores are common and can affect people of all ages. Although most mouth sores are harmless, some indicate more serious problems. Treatment depends on the type of mouth sore you have. Overview What are mouth sores? Mouth sores are painful lesions that occur in your oral soft tissues. They may appear on your lips, gums,…
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Is one of the questions I encounter most often. We answer this question that patients ask most after surgery for you. Answers to these and similar questions about rhinoplasty can also be found by visiting our page. Let’s talk about when you will fully regain your nose health after rhinoplasty; Even though your nose is misshapen…
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It varies depending on the scope of the surgery and the individual characteristics of the person. In general, it is important to rest at home and focus on recovery for the first 5 days after surgery. First 5 days after rhinoplasty After the 5th day after the surgery, if you feel well, you can get…
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In general, nostrils do not enlarge after rhinoplasty. Rhinoplasty is a surgery that involves shaping the nasal bone and cartilage. The nostrils are supported by the nasal bone and cartilage. During rhinoplasty, if no changes are made to the nasal bone or cartilage to change the size or shape of the nostrils, the nostrils will…
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