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By Professor Owen Judd
17.02.20
Otolaryngology / ENT

4 conditions that can cause ear-related dizziness

There a few conditions of the inner ear that can give us vertigo, which is the illusion of feeling like we are moving when we know we are completely still. Here, ENT expert professor Owen Judd explains these conditions and how they can be treated.

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By Mr Prince Modayil
27.01.20
Otolaryngology / ENT

How can I soothe my sore throat?

A sore throat can be very irritating and really put a damper on your day. Expert ENT specialist, Mr Prince Modavil, explains some possible reasons why you have developed a sore throat and offers some tips to get rid of it.

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By Mr Mike O`Connell
24.01.20
Otolaryngology / ENT

Your guide to adenoids and adenoid removal

Your adenoids assist in keeping the body free from viruses and infections. However, sometimes they become troublesome and cause a variety of problems that require their removal. Consultant ENT specialist Mike O’Connell explains why children, and in rare cases adults, need adenoids removed along with symptoms of problems, the possible side effects of removal and more.

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By Mr Florian Bast
13.12.19
Otolaryngology / ENT

Ask an ENT surgeon: deviated septum and rhinoplasty recovery

Considering rhinoplasty but want to know how long recovery takes? Or worried about a deviated septum and what's caused it? Read more from one of our top ENT surgeons Mr David Roberts who tackles both topics.

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By Professor Owen Judd
10.12.19
Otolaryngology / ENT

Ask a paediatric ENT: how is my toddler's hearing tested?

If your doctor suspects symptoms of hearing loss in your child, they can arrange for your little one to see a paediatric audiologist for an audiometry test. Here, leading ENT surgeon Professor Owen Judd explains what happens during a hearing test for children.

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By Mr Mike O`Connell
03.12.19
Otolaryngology / ENT

Why does my child get so many ear infections?

Young children are more prone to infections, especially those affecting their ear, nose and throat. 80% of children will have at least one ear infection by the time they are five and 90% by the age of six. Mr Mike O’Connell tells us a little bit about why children are so susceptible to ear infections and what you can do if your child has an ear infection.

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By Professor Owen Judd
27.11.19
Otolaryngology / ENT

Paediatric ENT: does my toddler have a hearing problem?

As your baby grows there are some signs of hearing loss to look out for. Thankfully one of our leading ENT surgeons Professor Owen Judd is here to explain the possible causes of hearing loss and how it prevents in younger children.

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By Professor Manohar Bance
18.11.19
Otolaryngology / ENT

Cochlear implants: life-transforming technology for hearing loss patients

Cochlear implants can transform the lives of many people, restoring hearing loss in adults and children who have severe to profound inner hearing loss. In this article, Professor Manohar Bance, one of the UK’s leading otologists, gives us an overview of cochlear implants.

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By Mr David Roberts
31.10.19
Otolaryngology / ENT

Is revision rhinoplasty a common procedure?

Not happy with the results of your nose job? One of our top London ENT surgeons Mr David Roberts explains just how common revision rhinoplasty is in his clinic and when it is possible to have corrective surgery.

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By Professor Owen Judd
28.10.19
Otolaryngology / ENT

What would losing your balance feel like?

Have you ever wondered what it might feel like to lose your sense of balance? Balance in humans is a complex interplay of various inbuilt systems in the body. It enables us to complete basic tasks in our day and we all take it for granted. Professor Owen Judd, a highly-trained consultant ENT surgeon with a special interest in balance disorders, explains what a balance disorder would feel like.

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