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Professor Owen Judd
25.09.19
Otorinolaringoiatria

Flying and ear pain: how to have a comfortable flight

Do you live with tinnitus or another ear condition and wonder whether taking a flight will make your ears worse? We’ve asked one of our leading ENT surgeons Professor Owen Judd whether it’s okay to fly with tinnitus, grommets or a perforated ear drum.

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Professor Guri Sandhu
20.09.19
Otorinolaringoiatria

Tracheostomy: why is it used?

A tracheostomy is a surgical procedure where a hole is made in the front of the neck and into the windpipe, which allows air to enter the lungs. We've asked a leading specialist in ENT Mr Guri Sandhu under what circumstances this would be necessary.

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Mr Joe Marais
17.09.19
Otorinolaringoiatria

Postnasal drip: sore throat and cough treatment

Do you constantly have a tickly cough and irritated throat? It could be postnasal drip! We've asked expert rhinologist, nasal plastic & ENT surgeon Mr Joe Marais to explain the causes, symptoms and treatment options for the condition.

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Mr Mike O`Connell
17.09.19
Otorinolaringoiatria

Life after a pinnaplasty

A pinnaplasty (also known as otoplasty) is a straightforward operation to reset the outer ear or "pinna" to a more favourable position, closer to the side of the head, to make the ear appear less noticeable. Doctor Mike O’Connell tells us more about the pinnaplasty procedure and what to expect after it.

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Mr Prasad Kothari
17.09.19
Otorinolaringoiatria

Neck lump: when to see a doctor

Neck lumps tend to disappear within a few days and normally don't need investigating. One of our top doctors Mr Prasad Kothari explains when you should seek a medical opinion and what the possible causes of a lump in the neck can be, from something as common as tonsillitis to a disease as rare as neck cancer.

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Professor Owen Judd
16.09.19
Otorinolaringoiatria

Air travel and ear pain: why it happens

Professor Owen Judd explains why some people may experience ear pain whilst flying and how it affects the ears exactly.

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Mr Michael Kuo
16.09.19
Otorinolaringoiatria

What can I do to help my child with glue ear?

Mr Michael Kuo explains the options available when it comes to treating a case of glue ear that isn’t clearing up by itself.

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Mr Michael Pringle
13.09.19
Otorinolaringoiatria

Deafness: can hearing loss be reversed?

Struggling to hear what people say during a conversation? Do you need to turn the TV up louder? These could be signs of hearing loss. Read more from our expert ENT surgeon Mr Michael Pringle on how to improve your hearing and how to avoid deafness.

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Mr Michael Kuo
12.09.19
Otorinolaringoiatria

How to know if my child has glue ear

Do you know how to spot the signs of glue ear in your little one? One of our top ENT surgeons Mr Michael Kuo explains the symptoms to watch out for and how long the middle ear infection should take to clear up.

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Mr Sharan Jayaram
04.09.19
Otorinolaringoiatria

Early symptoms of thyroid cancer

Most patients with thyroid cancer present with a painless lump around the thyroid gland, below the Adam’s apple, generally in the midline or occasionally to the side of the midline. We asked Mr Sharan Jayaram if a lump in the thyroid is a cause for concern and how to spot the signs of thyroid cancer.

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