Otolaryngology
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Spasmodic Dysphonia: A Rare Disorder That Causes a Raspy Voice
Occasional vocal hoarseness is not usually cause for concern. But if the condition becomes chronic and interferes with your ability to speak comfortably, it’s time to see a specialist.
Travel Tips for Sinus Sufferers
Air travel can cause uncomfortable sinus symptoms in some people. Learn how to minimize sinus problems before, during and after your flight.
How Extreme Weather Events Affect Sinus Health
An increase in the frequency of extreme weather events can have a noticeable impact on sinus health. The culprit? Changes in air quality.
Chronic Ear Infections: When to Consider Ear Tubes
Occasional ear infections in kids aren’t usually something to worry about. But, if they become chronic, a quick outpatient procedure can often help.
Ear, Nose & Throat Doctors: Who Treats What?
Ear, nose and throat complaints can range from allergies to hearing loss, balance and swallowing disorders to head and neck cancer. When should you see a specialist?
How Vocal Cord Dysfunction Is Different From Asthma
If you have vocal cord dysfunction, the vocal cords close whenyou breathe in, blocking most air flow and causing shortness of breath, which is classically confused with asthma.
How To Avoid Overusing and Abusing Your Voice
Many factors influence the health and performance of your voice, but some modifications are relatively easy to incorporate into your daily lifestyle. Here are three tips to continue protecting your voice for years to come.
Top Reasons Why Your Voice Sounds Hoarse
Hoarseness is one of the most common reasons patients see otolaryngologists. Learn the causes of hoarseness and how your vocal cords can heal.