I have detected with Submandibular gland stone of arround 16 mm. Doctor suggested to operate the gland by external incision. Is this surgery done under general anasthesia. How painful is the submandibular gland removal surgery. Will there be any pain immediately after the surgery once I will return in sense from anesthesia? If yes is there any option to eliminate this? I have phobia and fear of surgery.
X Ray PNS water view results are as follows: Opacification of bilateral maxillary and ethmoid sinuses and Left inferior turbinate hypertrophy
Hello Doctor, I have been facing these health issues since February: I get very violent sneezing fits in the morning, sneezing around 5 to 10 times. I also sneeze occasionally during the day or evening, about 2 to 4 times. When I sneeze, my nose starts running, and then it goes away entirely within 1 to 2 hours. I also sneeze 2 to 4 times at night, which causes my nose to get slightly blocked while sleeping. Along with the sneezing, I have a persistent sore throat. Please check my symptoms and prescribe the correct medicines and a nasal spray. Thank you!
I have a history of earwax buildup. Recently, I had wax blockage in my left ear and used Clearwax ear drops. I have removed wax using ear buds and it came out and my hearing became normal. Today, I felt irritation in my right ear and used an ear bud. Some wax came out, but I think the rest got pushed deeper. My hearing in the right ear is now reduced to around 30%. I started using Clearwax drops again. There is no severe pain, dizziness, discharge, or fever. Should I continue the drops for a few more days, or do I need ENT wax removal? Is this anything serious??
My 2year old toddler is facing red and white tongue , seems a light coating over the tongue. Is facing problem in swallowing food. Low appetite. Suggest a solution.
Acute sinusitis is a common condition characterized by inflammation of the sinuses, leading to symptoms like nasal blockage, facial pain, headache, and thick nasal discharge. While medications play an important role, your diet can significantly influence recovery.Certain foods can worsen ...
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 ...
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 ...
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 ...
As a part of the body’s aging process, as our muscles get weaker, our joints become more stiff, our vision starts to fail, so also there is the effect of aging on your hearing. As we age our hearing deteriorates. There is a gradual loss of hearing, more marked after 60 years of ...
