Head & Neck Surgery

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Why Choosing a Head & Neck Surgeon Matters for Thyroid and Neck Cancer When someone is told they need surgery for a thyroid problem, a neck mass, or head and neck cancer, one of the first questions that comes up is who should actually do the operation. Can a...

Antibiotic & Acidity – Fact Vs Fiction

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Antibiotics and Acidity: Separating Fact from Fiction “Doctor, will this antibiotic cause acidity?” It is a common question. Many patients believe that antibiotics are harsh on the stomach, cause gastritis, or must always be taken with an acidity medicine. There is...

Patients Everybody Gave up On

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Second Opinion – Six Patients Everyone Else Had Given Up On Not every difficult diagnosis is the result of someone being careless. Sometimes a condition is rare enough, or disguised well enough, that the obvious diagnosis seems entirely reasonable — until the...

Vlogs

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ENT Vlogs & Patient Education Videos Index Condition Name Description & Article Video Link What is Cervical Vertigo Learn why you feel the room rotating whenever you look up or down and what could be the reasons for the same.. Read Full Article → ► Cervical Vertigo...

Salivary Stone

Head and Neck, ENT

Salivary Stones: Symptoms, Causes, and Home Treatment That Actually Works A sharp, throbbing pain under your jaw that flares up right when you start eating is one of the most common signs of a salivary stone. It’s an oddly specific symptom, but it makes sense...

Haemorrhagic Vocal Cord Polyp

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Haemorrhagic Vocal Cord Polyp: Why Precision Matters in Voice Surgery A persistent change in the voice should never be dismissed as “just a throat problem.” A haemorrhagic vocal cord polyp is a benign lesion of the vocal fold that can significantly affect...