50% of adults snore. Half of them snore regularly. Maybe you sleep with one of them, or perhaps you are the snorer. Lots of times you don’t know you’re the guilty party until someone tells you. How embarrassing! It may be just an annoying problem,
Be honest. When was the last time you saw a young person on the street, or anywhere, without earbuds in their ears? Whether it’s walking down the street, jogging, on their way to work, or just relaxing, they are distracted by the noise in their ears.
Respiratory illnesses, whether in adults or children, are among the most common reasons patients visit the doctor. From allergies to sinus infections, understanding the symptoms, triggers, and treatment options is very important for managing allergies and sinus infections effectively. We’ll explore the differences between allergies and sinusitis,
The Sound of Silence is the title of an old song, but not something we associate with during the summertime. Instead, it’s lots of leaf blowers, fireworks, and lawn mowers. Noise, noise, and more noise; not so silent, and not so beneficial for our hearing.
What causes summer sinus infections? Well, many of the same causes of winter sinus infections. Sinus problems do not discriminate between the seasons. It is an inflammation for all seasons, and many factors can contribute to it. Let’s learn more.
Tonsils are lymph nodes in the back of the throat which on occasion can become inflamed and infected. Children are especially vulnerable and can suffer with a sore throat and difficulty swallowing. It is a common pediatric problem, but what can cause tonsillitis in children?
Like we don’t have enough to contend with right now, we are in the middle of spring and summer allergy time. That’s the itchy watery eyes, congestion, sneezing, and runny nose seasonal allergies to be precise. If you have suffered with this before,
If you have ever attended a large rock concert, you know how it affects your hearing. You probably enjoyed the music, but it takes a while to recover your normal hearing. That should be your first clue. High volume is detrimental to your hearing.
If you have ever had a sinus infection, you vividly remember the pressure and pain in your eyes and forehead. It becomes so bad you can’t focus on anything, and all you want to do is close your eyes and sleep.
If you are searching to find relief from ringing ears and tinnitus, there’s a big chance that you’re constantly looking for some sort of relief. Keep reading for suggestions and proven tips on how to fix this annoying problem!
