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Sleep Apnea in Children vs Adults: Why the Same Disease Looks Very Different Snoring is not always harmless. Obstructive sleep apnea (OSA) occurs when the upper airway repeatedly becomes narrowed or blocked during sleep, causing disrupted breathing and repeated...ENT
Vertigo myths – 10 common misconceptions explained Vertigo Myth 1: Vertigo and dizziness are the same thing FACT Not exactly. Dizziness is a broad term that can describe light-headedness, imbalance, floating, weakness or other unusual sensations. Vertigo...ENT
Carotid Body Tumour: A Rare Tumour That Demands Specialised Surgical Expertise A Carotid Body Tumour (CBT) is a rare tumour arising from the carotid body, a small structure located at the division of the common carotid artery into the internal and external carotid...ENT
Chronic Throat Pain: Why It’s Usually Not Your Tonsils If you’ve been dealing with a sore, scratchy, irritated throat for weeks or months, the tonsils are almost always the first thing blamed — by patients and, unfortunately, sometimes by doctors too. But...ENT
Pulsatile Tinnitus: Why That Whooshing Sound in Your Ear Might Not Be Dangerous If you’ve ever noticed a rhythmic whooshing, swishing or thumping sound in your ear — one that seems to beat in time with your heart — you’ve likely already done what most...ENT
Adenoid surgery: Should You Operate, or Wait? If your child has been told the adenoids are enlarged, the question that follows is almost always the same: Sometimes the answer is surgery. Sometimes the right answer is to watch and wait. This piece is about how that...