Runny nose, stuffy head, facial pain – probably just a sinus infection, and it’ll pass, right? Usually. But there are times when you should see the doctor rather than trying to power through a sinus infection. Find out when that is.
Jun 23rd, 2020
Runny nose, stuffy head, facial pain – probably just a sinus infection, and it’ll pass, right? Usually. But there are times when you should see the doctor rather than trying to power through a sinus infection. Find out when that is.
If the mention of hearing aids has you picturing a bulky device protruding from your great aunt’s ear, look again. Modern hearing aids are hard to spot and do much more than simply amplify sound. Find out more from our hearing aid experts.
Wondering what you can do to help return your voice to normal after an illness or overuse takes your voice box offline? Read what the experts have to say about diagnosing, treating, and preventing hoarseness.
If snoring is a symptom of sleep apnea, does everyone who snores have sleep apnea? No. Sometimes snoring is just snoring – but sometimes it’s more. Learn why you should pay attention to the warning signs of obstructive sleep apnea.
Do you wish there was a way to train your body to ignore the pollen, bee stings, or other substances that trigger your allergies? There is. Find out how immunotherapy works and how it can eliminate your sensitivity to what makes you sneeze.
A head and neck cancer diagnosis is life-changing. Fortunately, you have options for treatment. We’re here to make this difficult time easier by offering treatment options that kill cancer and get you back on your feet.
If you’ve struggled to find relief from chronic sinus infections, a balloon sinuplasty may be able to give you relief. Read on to learn what it is.
Children are more susceptible to ear infections than adults, but some children are even more susceptible than others. Why does this happen?
It’s cold and flu season, so naturally an occasional sore throat comes with the territory. But how do you know when your sore throat — or your child’s — is really tonsillitis? Learn the signs.
Hearing aids can improve your hearing and quality of life — if you allow time to adjust to them. Steps such as easing in with a few hours a day, reading while listening, and engaging in conversation can help you make the transition.
Will someone answer the phone? Stop ringing that bell! Do you hear sounds that others don’t? Phantom noises like clicking, ringing, and hissing are signs of tinnitus in your ear. Find out what you can do about it.
Sleep apnea is more than just unpleasant snoring. If left untreated, it can have serious health ramifications.
If your child is having trouble with their tonsils, it can be hard to know whether to give them a home remedy or have their tonsils taken out. Read on for a list of signs that may indicate your child should have their tonsils removed.
Hearing loss is sometimes inevitable. But there are ways you can prevent it from happening too soon. Read on for tips on how to preserve your hearing as best you can for the coming years.
Are you or someone in your family heading into the operating room for a tonsillectomy? Here’s what you need to know to prepare for and recover from this tonsil-removal surgery.
The effects of hearing loss reach further than an occasional repeated sentence. Hearing loss can interfere with your enjoyment of and participation in life. Hearing aids are a remarkable solution, particularly when you choose the right one.