Ear, Nose & Throat
Ear, Nose & Throat covers common conditions and treatments related to the ears, nose, and throat, offering advice on prevention, symptoms, and improving overall health in these areas.
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How the Half Somersault Maneuver Relieves BPPV
Quick answer: The Half‑Somersault Maneuver is a self‑administered head‑position exercise that re‑aligns displaced ear crystals in the posterior semicircular canal, providing fast relief from the spinning sensations of benign paroxysmal positional vertigo (BPPV). Why BPPV Ever woken up, swung your head to look at the ceiling, and felt the world start to spin like a […]
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Dupixent nasal polyps—Fast Answers & Real‑World Guide
Living with chronic rhinosinusitis and those stubborn nasal polyps can feel like carrying a constant, muffled pressure in your head. You’ve probably tried sprays, pills, maybe even surgery, only to watch the polyps creep back. That’s where Dupixent (dupilumab) enters the picture—a biologic that’s quickly become the go‑to option for many patients who need more […]
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Audiologist Job Responsibilities Explained Clearly
Most of us think an audiologist just hands out hearing aids, but the reality is far richer. In a single day they might run a hearing test, counsel a patient about tinnitus, perform earwax removal, and even investigate the root cause of vertigo. Below you’ll get a friendly, front‑row view of everything an audiologist does, […]
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Vestibular Rehabilitation: How It Works & Helps You
Ever felt the world tilt like a ship in rough seas, or found yourself stumbling on a carpet you’ve walked across a hundred times? You’re not alone. A short, prescription‑based exercise program called vestibular rehabilitation can bring steadiness back to your steps and calm the whirling sensations that keep you glued to the couch. In […]
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Vestibular Rehabilitation Therapy: What You Really Need to Know
Imagine waking up and the world feels like it’s on a never‑ending carousel. One minute you’re steady, the next you’re clutching the hallway rail for fear of falling. That dizzy, off‑balance feeling is more common than you think, and the good news is: there’s a proven, exercise‑based answer called vestibular rehabilitation therapy (often shortened to […]
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Cochlear Hydrops MRI: What It Is, How It Helps
Hey there! If you’ve ever felt that sudden, weird “whoosh” in your ear—like the world is wobbling and the sounds are muffled—you’re not alone. Many of us brush off those moments as a fleeting ear‑ache or stress‑related dizziness, but sometimes there’s a hidden story inside the tiny labyrinth of our inner ear. That story is […]
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Vestibular hydrops MRI: What it shows, why it matters
Hey there, fellow ear‑nerd! If you’ve ever felt that dizzy, spinning sensation that just won’t quit, or you’ve been told you might have “Meniere’s disease” or “vestibular migraine” and are left scratching your head, you’re in the right place. In the next few minutes we’ll unpack the magic of vestibular hydrops MRI – a scan […]
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Endolymphatic Hydrops MRI: Unlocking Diagnosis and Care
Hey there! If you’ve ever felt that dizzy swirl in your ear or struggled with sudden hearing drops, you’re probably wondering whether there’s a test that can actually “see” what’s going on inside. The short answer is yes—Endolymphatic Hydrops MRI does just that. In just a couple of minutes, this scan can reveal the hidden […]
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Vestibular migraine diagnosis: A clear, friendly guide today
How is vestibular migraine diagnosed? In short, doctors combine a detailed story about your symptoms with a set of internationally‑approved criteria. There’s no single blood test or scan that says “yes, this is VM”, but when the pieces fit together you get a solid diagnosis that can finally guide treatment. Getting the right label matters. […]
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Tonsil Removal Age Limit: When Is It Right?
Let’s get real for a second. You’re sitting there, watching your kid cough through another feverish night. Or maybe it’s you—again—gulping water like glass shards, missing work, and just done with it all. You’ve Googled “tonsil removal age limit” a hundred times, hoping for a clear answer. Here’s the truth: there’s no hard cutoff. No […]