Grommet Surgery: Three Important Precautions for Your Child's Recovery

Posted on 12 September 2022

If your child has been diagnosed with a middle ear infection with effusion, you should discuss grommet surgery with your specialist. In general, children are more susceptible to otitis media, and this condition often comes with the accumulation of a glue-like fluid. In most cases, this glue ear will clear up without complications. However, if the disease persists or recurs, it can cause hearing loss and subsequent developmental complications such as language or speech impairment. [Read More]

Why You Shouldn't Skip Any of Your Annual Hearing Tests

Posted on 11 January 2021

Today, people live busy lives, such that they may pay little attention to their health. Although they may visit their dentists and gynaecologists, they may not routinely see an audiologist or ear specialist for hearing tests. In fact, some people may consider hearing exams insignificant, especially if they have had no signs of ear problems. However, a hearing test isn't just meant to determine if you have ear infections that need treatment, but it also helps know what you could do to avoid problems that could affect your auditory system. [Read More]

2 Possible Medical Reasons Why Your Baby Is Sticking Their Tongue Out

Posted on 15 February 2017

Generally, when a baby sticks his or her tongue out, it's nothing to worry about. A baby's tongue is one of their main tools in the feeding process, so sticking it out is usually due to their sucking reflex. They may also stick their tongue out when they're hungry or full, teething, or just exploring their abilities. However, sometimes a stuck-out tongue can be a sign of a medical problem that needs to be addressed. [Read More]

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How To Care For Your Ears, Nose and Throat

Hello, my name is Gerry. Ever since I was a little boy, I have had problems with my ears, nose and throat. It started when I was 5 years old. I always had a sore throat. My mother took my to the doctor, but he didn't do much to help. Later on in life, I developed serious problems with my hearing. Often my nose would become blocked and I couldn't hear a thing. Last year, I was referred to the ENT department at my local hospital. They were fantastic. They carried out a lot of tests and finally identified the problem. I am so happy, so I decided to start a blog to advise others in a similar situation.

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