Patient Articles

Losing your voice can range from being annoying to being downright painful. While, typically, your voice will return with time, some instances and conditions may increase your chance of continuously developing a lost voice, meaning you may require more than just rest.

The sight of blood is typically cause for concern. Not only does bleeding signal an injury, it usually signifies a serious one. However, in the case of nosebleeds, most don’t require medical attention and are generally benign.

Tonsillitis, an inflammation of the tonsils, is incredibly common, with most people experiencing it at least once in their lifetime. Common treatments include over-the-counter medications to alleviate the pains and discomforts of tonsillitis and may also include antibiotics.

Sinusitis affects more than 31 million Americans in the country each year. With varying degrees of sinusitis, from acute to chronic, many Americans may suffer without knowing what is causing it. Allergies and infections can cause swelling of the sinuses.

With over 100 million people in the United States suffering from allergies each year, allergies can be a chronic disease that causes discomfort or even pain. Despite how many suffer from allergies, there persists a lack of knowledge among the general public concerning allergies.

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?