
Sinus Infection (Sinusitis)
Some operations can be carried out via the ear canal without the need for any other incision around the ear. This route is known as a permeatal or transmeatal approach.
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Rhino-Sinusitis
Hearing loss is common and can affect people of any age. About 16% of adults in the UK have some degree of hearing loss.
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Rhino-Sinusitis and Milk Allergy
A hearing aid is a device that is used to increase the loudness of the sound reaching the ear of a person with a hearing difficulty.
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Nasal Injuries
Tinnitus is a word used by doctors to describe a condition when patients hear noises in their ears or in their heads.
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Nasal Polyps
There are a multitude of causes of dizziness which may have nothing to do with the balance organ in the inner ear.
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Tumors of the Nose
Ear infections are common and represent a significant proportion of a family doctor's work. Fortunately, the majority of infections settle without ill effects whether the problem is in the outer, middle or inner ear, although sometimes longer term problems can arise.
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Nasal Obstructions
Ear infections are common and represent a significant proportion of a family doctor's work. Fortunately, the majority of infections settle without ill effects whether the problem is in the outer, middle or inner ear, although sometimes longer term problems can arise.
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Rhinoplasty
Ear infections are common and represent a significant proportion of a family doctor's work. Fortunately, the majority of infections settle without ill effects whether the problem is in the outer, middle or inner ear, although sometimes longer term problems can arise.
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Septal Surgery
A perforated eardrum means there is a hole in the eardrum, which may have been caused by infection or injury.
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Functional Endoscopic Sinus Surgery
A cholesteatoma is a cyst or sac of skin that is growing backwards behind your eardrum into the middle ear and mastoid.
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Allergic and Non-Allergic Rhinitis
The ear consists of the outer, middle and inner ear. Sound travels through the outer ear and reach the eardrum, causing it to vibrate.
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