Living in New York with a chronic sore throat is more challenging than living in suburban or rural locations. The relentless pace of the city, combined with the ubiquitous pollutants, seasonal allergens from Central Park, and dry, heated air in the highrises and apartments, makes every day a new test of resiliency. Add in navigating spicy, acidic, […]
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A thyroglossal duct cyst is a type of cyst that are present in your throat at birth. While they are usually harmless, complications can form from their presence. This is particularly true if timely treatment is not provided. At New York ENT, our team can evaluate your symptoms and develop a treatment plan for you. What Is
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Sinus infections can be extremely painful and disruptive to daily life. But when caused by antibiotic-resistant bacteria like MRSA, the symptoms seem to get amplified and are much more stubborn to treat. If you have been dealing with a sinus infection that just will not go away with normal antibiotics, you may be up against
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Do you feel like no matter how much sleep you get, you need more sleep? Have you found it difficult to concentrate and have been dealing with mental fog? It could be something known as sleep apnea. Characterized by micro-disruptions to sleep and a total blockage of airways, obstructive sleep apnea is often left undiagnosed because
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Tonsillitis is often associated with children, but did you know that adults can also suffer from this uncomfortable condition? While it’s true that tonsillitis is more common in kids, adults are not immune to the inflammation and infection of the tonsils. Tonsillitis is the inflammation of the tonsils, which are two small, almond-shaped masses of tissue located
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Ear wax, also known as cerumen, plays an important role in maintaining the health of our ears. It acts as a natural lubricant and also has antibacterial properties. However, excessive ear wax can sometimes lead to complications that go beyond just discomfort. In some cases, the buildup can result in serious pain, hearing loss, and
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Vocal cord dysfunction refers to a range of issues that could affect your vocal cords and — by extension — your voice. The symptoms can vary from complete loss of voice to hoarseness, often accompanied by a sore throat or cough. If these symptoms sound familiar, you need to act promptly. These are some of the
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Since snoring is fairly common, you may be wondering at what point snoring becomes a concern. While snoring might be something you playfully tease someone about, the actual reason why it happens is a bit scarier than that. Snoring is caused by an obstruction in the airway, which may be cause for concern if it
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Adenoids are a patch of tissue at the back of your nasal passage. Adenoids are similar to your tonsils and help your body trap bacteria from reaching your throat. This helps prevent infection and irritation to the body. Adenoids are beneficial and don’t commonly cause issues. However, just like your tonsils, adenoids can become enlarged
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Dry nostrils, nosebleeds, and sinus infections are things that most people will experience in their life. However, in people with atrophic rhinitis, those symptoms can become recurrent. Let’s explore what atrophic rhinitis is, its symptoms, causes, and treatment so you can be better aware of your nasal health. Understanding Atrophic Rhinitis What Is It? Atrophic rhinitis
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