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Apr

OrlandoENT Recommends Vaccination for Cochlear Bacterial Meningitis

Children with cochlear implants are more likely to develop pneumococcal meningitis, a form of bacterial meningitis. As a result, the Center for Disease Control (CDC) recommends those with cochlear implants receive vaccinations for bacterial meningitis on the same scheduled r...

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Apr

Study Finds Link Between Belly Fat and Sleep Apnea in Men

Although obesity has long been considered to have a hand in sleep apnea, a new study conducted in at the Kyoto University Graduate School of Medicine in Japan suggests that belly fat, also known as visceral or abdominal fat, is associated with a higher instances of sleep ap...

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27

Apr

Causes and Signs of Dehydration in Adults

Summer is heating up everywhere this year, from heat waves on the West Coast all the way to the East. And, who are we kidding, it's always hot at the end of the summer in Florida.In addition to sunburn on your head, neck, and body, dehydration and heat exhaustion are serio...

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27

Apr

What the Affordable Care Act Means for You

More changes related to the Affordable Care Act will take effect starting in 2014. You or someone in your family may already be benefiting from the Affordable Care Act by receiving free preventative care (like well-child visits or flu shots) or being covered by insurance when the...

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Apr

Study Shows Sleep Position Affects Toddlers with Sleep Apnea

A study published in the Archives of Otolaryngology - Head and Neck Surgery suggests that toddlers with sleep apnea who sleep on their backs may experience more respiratory problems that toddlers who don't sleep on their backs.It was a small study, and additiona...

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Apr

Nasal Spray: How Much is Too Much?

Summertime fun can be stopped short by a summer cold or lingering allergies. Decongestant nasal spray can provide relief from inflamed nasal passages, allowing you to breathe easy again.Over-relying on nasal sprays can have harmful effects, though. For some people, using nasal s...

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27

Apr

What do X-Rays for Sinusitis Show?

In order to diagnose sinusitis, your Orlando ear, nose, and throat doctor (ENT) may recommend having x-rays taken. X-rays are a common diagnostic tool for identifying broken bones, which may first come to mind, but it's also useful in evaluating the possibility of sinusitis...

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Apr

How to Handle Life-Threatening Allergies

There are three main substance categories that life-threatening allergens fall into: food, insects, and medications. Exposure to one of these allergens can cause immediate anaphylaxis, which can include symptoms like throat swelling, rash or hives, dizziness, and d...

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27

Apr

Signs of Skin Cancer on the Head and Neck

Many people know, but its important to remember, that your skin is your largest organ. Other organs, such as the heart, liver, and kidneys, are protected from harsh elements like UV rays. Your skin, however, requires steps to keep in healthy and safe from the elements.According...

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27

Apr

Vocal Hoarseness: Causes and Warning Signs

Changes in the voice that cause it to sound breathy, strained, or raspy can be more than a little inconvenient, especially if you have a high-profile job. Vocal hoarseness is caused by changes to the vocal folds of the larynx (also called the voice box).When breathing, the vocal...

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