Ear Nose Throat Specialist Sydney
About when your child is snoring If your child or toddler has started snoring, you might at first think this is normal and cute, little ones can have adorable sleeping habits, and a light snore can add to the cuteness. However, persistent and /or … [Continue reading]
Unfortunately, you cannot just push a button on your son or daughter and get a read-out as to what is wrong with them. You can go to the doctor and get a diagnosis for symptoms, viruses, and bacterial infections, but when do you really know when it … [Continue reading]
About The Throat We have all suffered the annoyance of having a sore throat at some point in our lives. The throat is an important part of our anatomy and is closely related to other clinically important structures. The throat is a muscular tube … [Continue reading]
Every child is different. Some children will develop speech first, whilst others will begin crawling and walking first. However, there are a few milestones in your child’s early life that can indicate normal development and health. Pay attention to … [Continue reading]
How to tell the difference between a cold and sinusitis It begins. Your child comes home from school with a stuffy nose. They cannot breathe very well and they are feeling miserable. Is it a cold? Is it the flu? Is it sinusitis- and if so- is it … [Continue reading]
Tips from a dietitian about what to eat after a tonsillectomy The pain associated with tonsillitis or tonsillectomies can make eating food very daunting for children. Yet it is important to have optimal nutrition during this time, especially during … [Continue reading]
Common causes for earache Earache can be one of the most uncomfortable experiences a person can have. They are especially common among young children, although they can arise as a result of a number of issues. Earache can have great variation in … [Continue reading]
Sialolithiasis is a term used to describe stones which form in the salivary glands. The overwhelming majority of stones are found in the submandibular salivary gland, which lies near the angle of the jaw. Stones are much more likely to form in the … [Continue reading]
About BPPV Vertigo is the feeling that one’s surroundings are spinning, despite remaining stationary. There are a number of possible causes of vertigo, including benign paroxysmal positional vertigo - BPPV. Commonly BPPV produces a sensation of … [Continue reading]
Ringing In My Ears Clinically referred to as tinnitus, ringing in the ears is an annoyance, and for some people, it is a long term problem. If you have ringing in your ears, then you may be concerned that something is wrong. In most cases, it isn’t … [Continue reading]
Assessing and Treating Hearing Loss Hearing loss affects millions of people around the world and it is on the rise among the younger population. Some treatments are effective for dealing with hearing loss, although many of the people who might … [Continue reading]
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