Allergies all year round

All of my family suffers badly from allergies and it seems that as soon as one allergy, such as pollen, rolls off we get hit with the next one. We are all vulnerable to ear-nose-throat (ENT) issues, so we spend a lot of time talking to the ENT specialist and working out how to stave off infections and manage our allergies. Taking a proactive approach to allergy management can make a huge difference to the outcomes for people who are vulnerable to ENT issues and improve their quality of life. This blog has tips on managing allergies for people who are vulnerable to ENT problems.

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How Can You Help Your Child When They Have Glue Ear?

10 November 2022

Most parents love the idea of their child exploring the world with few restrictions. If your little one suffers from glue ear, they'll experience a temporary reduction in their hearing. While that temporary reduction may not mean much to an adult, for children, it can have lasting effects. Glue ear is a condition where the middle part of the eardrum fills with fluid. It can affect one or both ears, making life a struggle for your child.
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Hearing Tests: Three Important Tips for a Successful Auditory Consultation

12 March 2021

Hearing loss can compromise one's quality of life. Therefore, if you are concerned about the condition of your ears, you should consult a specialist for a hearing test. In general, hearing tests are designed for identifying auditory problems. The goal is to determine a person's ability to detect sounds of different pitches and magnitude. When this type of test is completed, the results are used to diagnose hearing problems and their severity.
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How to Protect Your Ears While Scuba Diving

15 June 2017

Whether you're new to scuba diving or you've had ear problems when diving in the past, it's important to learn how to protect your eardrums from perforation. When you scuba dive, your body is subject to higher pressure levels than normal. This can cause barotrauma (high-pressure injury) to the ears, tearing the eardrums. Small eardrum perforations often heal on their own, but they can be very painful and some may require ear surgery to fix.
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