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.
Doctor, I have had a bumpy structure on both palatopharyngeal arches for the past few years, which I have marked in the attached photos. I am 25 years old and a smoker.About 3 years ago, I consulted an ENT specialist regarding this. The doctor examined me and said that it was due to inflammation and prescribed Sporlac. After taking the medicine, the bumpy structure disappeared. However, about three months later, it appeared again, initially on the left side.I have also had a habit of eating spicy and oily foods, late-night meals such as biryani, and consuming alcohol for the past two years. I have recently stopped drinking alcohol and have also reduced/avoided spicy and oily foods and late-night meals.I am concerned about whether these persistent/recurrent bumps could be related to cancer because I am a smoker. I frequently examine my throat using a mirror and my mobile phone torch, and this has been causing health anxiety. Could you please recommend appropriate treatment.
My husband have recurrent sweeling over the cheek yearly once it will come and go from 3 yrs ultrasound report shows silaendiditis
Hello my dad has been diagnosed with stone in his submandibular gland near mouth. Doctor is suggesting for gland removal. Can it be removed by endoscopy? There is no pain but sometimes it swells and then it becomes normal again
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
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 ...
Ear wax, known medically as cerumen, is not dirt. It is a natural, protective substance that traps dust, keeps the ear canal moisturised, and helps guard against infection. In most people the ear is self-cleaning, and wax gradually works its way out on its own. Problems usually arise only when ...
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 ...
Snoring: More Than Just a SoundSnoring may seem harmless, but loud and regular snoring could be a sign of Obstructive Sleep Apnea (OSA)—a serious sleep disorder.In OSA, your airway gets blocked repeatedly during sleep, causing breathing to stop for 10 seconds or more, sometimes dozens of ...
Constant sneezing? Stuffy nose? Itchy eyes?You might be dealing with allergic rhinitis, one of the most common ENT issues in metro cities.What is Allergic Rhinitis?Allergic rhinitis is an inflammatory condition of the nose triggered by allergens such as dust mites, pollen, ...
