Introduction A prevalent issue frequently observed in India is the condition known as enlarged turbinates, closely linked to various nasal problems such as DNS, sinusitis, and rhinitis. As the saying goes, “Prevention is better than Cure,” similarly, “Understanding the ailment is far superior to enduring it.” When we acquire knowledge about a particular ailment, we
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Introduction Balloon sinuplasty is considered a viable treatment option for individuals experiencing chronic rhinosinusitis symptoms lasting more than 12 weeks, especially if they have shown limited improvement with long-term medical treatments, including extended courses of antibiotics. Chronic rhinosinusitis symptoms, such as nasal congestion, facial pressure, stuffiness, or a runny nose, can lead to inflammation and
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Introduction The ear, a vital sensory organ in the human body, plays a crucial role not only in auditory perception but also in enhancing facial aesthetics through the use of earrings. Although saggy or torn earlobes do not impact one’s hearing, they significantly affect facial appearance. Many individuals find such deformities socially uncomfortable, often leading
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Patient Case Some children are born with anomalies (abnormalities) of ear (middle & inner). Mr. Hasnain Ali Jaber was one such individual born with an abnormality of the middle ear and external auditory canal. In this patient’s case, there was no external auditory canal, no tympanic membrane and a foul-smelling discharge came from a
The age-related hearing loss is the second most common old age complaints. 1 in 3 people over 60, 2 of 3 people over 70 and 4 of 5 people over 85 have hearing loss. But the heartening fact is that they don’t have to live with it. New age science has led to breakthrough medical
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Bell’s Palsy as it is commonly known, is a facial nerve disorder or facial paralysis that is fairly prevalent and occurs in1 of 5000 people. It involves a loss of voluntary muscle movement within the face. FACIAL NERVE & FACIAL NERVE DISORDER The facial nerve is the nerve fibre that manages muscles on both sides
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So when you feel a clogging in your ear – akin to post swim water logging – which doesn’t go away, see your doctor immediately.It could be Acoustic Neuroma, also known as a Vestibular Schwannoma, which though benign and slow growing, can exert pressure on the nerve and affect hearing. WHAT IS ACOUSTIC NEUROMA Acoustic
Children are cute, charming and jolly-good but equally troublesome fellas. One trait that they share with old people is not caring to listen to the others. It is the most common complaint parents have with their child. But, is this just part of their mischief or is your child suffering from an ear disorder which
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When Do You Require a Cochlear Implant? Love is in the air says many hopeless romantics. No, Nitrogen, Oxygen, CO2 are in the air says the science and Sheldon Cooper. But more than anything else, there is vagueness aplenty in the air. It is everywhere, it is in our thoughts, actions, and speech. Vagueness in thoughts and