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Hearing
Health Risks And Side Effects Of Ear Candling
How To Treat Endolymphatic Hydrops
Symptoms Of A Ruptured Eardrum
Rupturing of the eardrum can occur from a blow to the head, an object pushed into the ear, severe barometric pressure, inner ear infections or from very loud noises…
Diagnosing And Treating A Cholesteatoma
A cholesteatoma is a destructive, noncancerous growth that expands throughout the middle ear. It begins as a cyst that sheds dead squamous epithelial cells, and the…
How To Treat A Clogged Ear
The ears might be independent of other body parts as far as we can see with the naked eye, but they’re more connected than most realize. The sinus…
How To Treat Mastoiditis
Understanding mastoiditis is the first step in learning how to treat this bacterial infection. This condition affects the inner and middle ear areas by infecting th…
Treatment And Prevention Options For Cauliflower Ear
The cartilage that makes up the human ear is vulnerable to damage via a direct blow or impact, by rubbing, or by a high piercing. If fluid pools in this area, the s…
How To Treat And Manage Pendred Syndrome
Pendred syndrome is a type of rare genetic disorder characterized by hearing loss and the development of goiters. Individuals who have Pendred syndrome are typicall…
Causes And Risk Factors For An Ear Infection
An ear infection occurs when there is inflammation. It is a viral infection that mostly affects the middle ear and occurs when fluid builds up behind the eardrum an…
Methods Of Treating Swimmer's Ear
Swimmer's ear is an infection of the outer ear canal that comes about as a result of water remaining in the ear and creating a moist environment where bacteria can…
How To Safely Treat Earwax Buildup
No one really likes earwax. If you produce too much of it, it can be a gross sight, and for others, a buildup of earwax might cause some difficulty in hearing. Beca…
Symptoms Of Earwax Buildup
Earwax is a sticky substance created by the outer ear canal to protect against external forces, such as dirt and debris, that may cause injury to the inner ear. Nor…
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