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Oct
In recent posts, we have shared detailed information on the physiology of the human ear and each part's functions. Last week, we started by sharing about the middle ear. Today, we are going further into the ear, sharing about the inner ear. The inner ear:This week, we are...
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Oct
Specialized physicians for ears, nose and throat are known as ENT's. These doctors also have sub-specialties, such as balloon sinoplasty, allergies, sinus and nasal surgery, Otolaryngology, head and neck cancer, Laryngology and voice disorders, and audiology. Ears, no...
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Oct
An ENT doctor specializes in issues that affect the ears, nose and throat. The symptoms incorporate a wide variety. Can you or a loved one benefit from visiting an Ears, Nose & Throat Doctor? Here are just a few symptoms to look out for:Chronic or Recurrent Sinusitis O...
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Oct
Last week, we started sharing a detailed series on the physiology of the ear. First, there was an in depth article about the outer ear. This week, we are going deeper into the ear as we share about the physiology of the middle ear. The outer ear in review:As we know, the ear is...
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Oct
If you did not yet get a chance to check out our last blog, do yourself a favor and pop on over. Our Orlando ENT doctors are excited to share more about the ear's anatomy. We won’t make you wait any longer, so continue on to read all about your ears and find out where...
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Oct
The last time you visited our informative blog, we shared plenty of great information on the eustachian tube. Now that we have wrapped that up, we are moving onto other parts of the ear. Today, our Orlando hearing services doctors are sharing about the external ear starting with...
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Oct
Welcome back to our informative, ENT blog. Today, we are sharing more on the ever so important eardrum and eustachian tube. The eardrum is a vital part to the ear anatomy, and we are going to share what experienced ENT doctors can do for treatment and healing. The eardrum:An ear...
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Oct
Is it the flu, a cold, or a sinus infection? The symptoms are often similar, which can make it difficult to tell the difference. Continuing from last week's blog, here are some other symptoms of a sinusitis. Your sinuses are small spaces filled with air located behind...
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Oct
Ear pain can takeover your entire day. Similar to any other pain, ear pain should be mentioned to a doctor. In this case, speak with an experienced Orlando ear doctor at Orlando ENT Hearing Center. Do not neglect your ENT health:You may find more than one hearing center that loo...
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Oct
We've all felt it, that annoying post nasal drip, tired, run down, sore throat, stuffed up, even feverish. It’s easy to shrug it off as a common cold or flu, but it may be sinusitis, or a sinus infection. Before you get over the counter medication, check for these sym...
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