With advancements in wetsuit technology, our bodies are capable of being out on the water in harsher, more cold and wet conditions; however, whereas our body is now equipped to handle the cold of the water, our poor ears have been left… to grow bone? Surfer’s ear, named because of its prevalence in surfers, is caused […]
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Like breathing out of a straw is how some people describe living with a deviated septum. For those with this condition, it can cause disruptive sleep, trouble breathing, facial pain, and even nosebleeds. Typically, the best course of action for a severely deviated septum is surgery. But rumors have circulated like urban scary stories; a deviated
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Have you ever experienced a punctured or perforated eardrum? It can be an incredibly painful condition that can impact your hearing and balance. Dr. Daneshrad uses a procedure called tympanoplasty to help repair the damage and restore hearing. But what exactly happens during this surgery? What Is Eardrum Perforation? An eardrum perforation is a hole in the
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Have you ever experienced a punctured or perforated eardrum? It can be an incredibly painful condition that can impact your hearing and balance. Dr. Daneshrad uses a procedure called tympanoplasty to help repair the damage and restore hearing. But what exactly happens during this surgery? What Is Eardrum Perforation? An eardrum perforation is a hole
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If you have recently been diagnosed with a benign lesion on your vocal cords, you may have tried nonsurgical treatments to alleviate inflammation and hoarseness. However, if these treatments fail to work, it may be time to consider surgical methods to remove scar tissue, cysts, or benign growths. Dr. Payam Daneshrad and his team at
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Nosebleeds are a common condition that occurs in most patients at one time or another during their lifetime. They are typically not too serious and can be treated at home. However, in some cases, nosebleeds can be a sign of a more serious condition and may require medical attention. If you are experiencing frequent nosebleeds
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Dr. Payam Daneshrad of the Daneshrad Clinic in Santa Monica and Torrance, CA, is a professional who can assist in diagnosing and treating a variety of conditions that involve the ear, nose, and throat. This includes serving individuals who are struggling with certain conditions, such as laryngopharyngeal reflux. What Is Laryngopharyngeal Reflux? Laryngopharyngeal reflux (LPR)
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Nosebleeds can happen to anyone at any time. However, there are typically specific causes of nosebleeds. If you are faced with recurring and chronic nosebleeds, it may be time to speak to a board-certified otolaryngologist, such as Dr. Payam Daneshrad to determine the cause and find an effective solution. At the Daneshrad Clinic, patients can
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Swimmer’s ear is a painful condition caused when water becomes trapped in the outer or inner ear canal after you swim. It can be quite uncomfortable and may require treatment from a doctor if left untreated. Other times, it may be a short-term issue. To get a proper diagnosis and discuss treatment options, we encourage
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When you experience a sore throat, it may be one of several different issues. Those who have continued issues with sore throats may be diagnosed with a condition known as tonsillitis. Dr. Payam Daneshrad of the Daneshrad Clinic can evaluate you to give you a proper diagnosis of your condition and discuss effective treatment options.
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