1. When do people generally use hearing aids and what are the symptoms? 2. Can hearing loss pass on from the mother to child during pregnancy or birth? What is the percentage? 3. How likely is a 28 year old girl to face a hearing loss due to excessive use of earphones or loud music or this could be hereditary?
Hi, I am facing nose dryness issue from past 4 years. I face nose dryness with running nose and congestion no other symptoms. It usually happens when there is sudden change in temperature. I tried applying petroleum jelly, using Nosal spray but didn't have seen any good results. Nose dryness usually stays for 3-4 days sometimes more longer.
For the past month, he has been experiencing rashes on his tongue. He has now started applying Candid Mouth gel. The rashes on the front part of his tongue have disappeared since he started using it. However, when he touches the inner part of his tongue with his finger, he can still feel a small- to medium-sized bump. He cannot reach that area properly with his finger, so he is unable to apply the gel there, which is why that part has not recovered yet. Is there anything serious to worry about? He has never experienced any pain or other significant problems. He only feels a little discomfort (a slight uneasy sensation).
Everytime get fluids on Ear & i checked up recently find out infection on Ear that present more than 2 years, if any sudden sound create anger gets immediately, not using earphone, earbuds, neckband or anything since last 3 years. In September i checkup with Dr Amena Fatehali, during medication ear was normal no fluid no irritation on ear but medicine when finished they stated, I used 2 times that medicine file.
I am on att from past 5 months. Now from past 10 days I feel some kind of itching in my ears and Heavy head. Sometimes I feel like getting tilted towards the other side while walking. It's few times but it's happening. And I get up tired feeling slight dizzy entire day what to do?
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