Yesterday I went to ent Doctor, dr put otoscopy and said I have ear infection, gave me medicines Also prescribed pantaprazole My question is do I need to take pantaprazole? Very necessary? Or I can skip?Only pantaprazole, rest all can I take?
Yellow and green cough coming since last 2 months from throat Also nasal mucus is coming very thick I have taken medicine as prescribed by pulmonologist What should i do They have done xray of face and chest. Result:- Chest:- Lung infection Face:- Sinus
I have allergic breathing issues sometimes and this causes chest tightness i often work in ac but this issue is causing me breathing difficulties
I have always mucus in my throat and chest heaviness when i checked sinus was not there and docs said even chest xray is clear what can be the reason!! Its really bothering me
I get allergy, itchy&red nose due to dust, more specifically pigeon dust from the roof straight to my room. I have been taking Atarax10mg for years. It happens frequently and I can't even shift rooms. This medicine makes me feel sleepy,drowsy. Is there a permanent solution or change in medicine for permanent relief?
Thyroid surgery (thyroidectomy) Thyroid Surgery: An Essential Overview Thyroid surgery, medically known asthyroidectomy, is a critical procedure that involves the removal of part or allof the thyroid gland, located in the neck. The thyroid gland plays a pivotalrole in regulating metabolism and ...
Myringoplasty: Repairing your perforated eardrum (Tympanic Membrane) A commonform of ear disease is Chronic Suppurative otitis Media (CSOM) CSOM has largely ben broadly categorised into two types :- TWO TYPES OF CSOM : CSOM Attico Antral Disease – or unsafe CSOM ...
INTRATYMPANIC INJECTION By definition an intratympanic injection is when we inject something directly into the middle ear- through the Tympanic Membrane. In certain Ear disorders important medication in sufficient concentration has to reach some parts of the inner ear for relief. The ...
MYOFUNCTIONAL THERAPY This is a newer type of therapy offered to children and adults who are mouth breathers due to persistent nasal blockage or some other cause. Mouth breathing -specially in children – is known to have multiple long term complications Dental malocclusion, high ...
Did you know that bad teeth or gums are not the only source of bad breath? And that many other organs of the body could be contributing to it? Yes, after dental causes, there are many other body organs that can contribute to halitosis – from the nose, the throat, the stomach- ...
