Chronic coughing with post nasal drip for over 8 months. X rays show bronchitis. Has been on foracort 400 much for a few months and gradually stopped it in 15 days. Coughing started again after that. Has been on multiple allergy related medicines. Patient stays at home most of the time and cause of allergy is unclear. Has consulted ENT specialist and Pulmonologist so far to no benefit. Coughing starts immediately on stopping the medicine. What to do?
The inner openings of my nose that connect toward my throat are blocked or congested. Because of this, I am having headaches and pain or pressure in my nose, especially when I bend down. However, I can breathe normally through my nose, and my nose is not actually blocked. I’m wondering whether my headache and nasal pain could be caused by something else rather than nasal blockage.
Please tell me what is this a small bump on the back of my throat. its not painful and I don't have any other symptoms . I am really scared I just found out today .please help me
I always feel a lightheadedness with pain at base of my skull which sometimes goes to back of the ears. My neck remains stiff too. I got rhinitis allergy once at 2019, my nose feels congested too. It's disturbing, i feel lack of focus in studies with this. Is this ear issue or neurological or bone? Whom should I meet ENT? or orthopaedic or neuro surgeon?
I have vertigo from childhood it may comes rarely in childhood But bow iam a software engineer with 1+ year experience.Right now i have vertigo throughout the day. I approach ENT he done some tests and give some medication but not work after that i will went to neuro surgen he also done some tests and give some medicines but no improvement.i may occur from past 3 months.what can i do please tell me
Vertigo is the unsettling feeling that you, or the world around you, is spinning or moving when it is not. It is not the same as simply feeling lightheaded or faint. Vertigo is a symptom rather than a disease, and in ENT practice one of its most common causes is a condition called ...
Almost everyone snores occasionally, and on its own snoring is usually harmless. But loud, regular snoring can sometimes be a sign of a more serious condition called obstructive sleep apnea (OSA), where breathing repeatedly stops and starts during sleep. Knowing the difference matters, because ...
Tonsillitis is inflammation of the tonsils, the two soft pads of tissue at the back of the throat. They are part of the immune system and help fight infection, especially in early childhood. Tonsillitis is very common in children but can affect adults too, and most cases settle on their own ...
Tinnitus is the medical term for hearing a sound in your ears or head that has no external source. People often describe it as ringing, but it can also sound like buzzing, hissing, whistling, or humming. It is extremely common, affecting millions of people, and while it can be annoying, it is ...
Sinusitis is inflammation of the sinuses, the air-filled spaces behind your forehead, cheeks, and nose. When this inflammation lasts twelve weeks or longer despite treatment, it is called chronic sinusitis. It is one of the most common reasons people visit an ENT specialist, and while it is ...
