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Getting the right diagnosis
If you suspect your breathing problems might be structural, an ENT evaluation is the best next step. Diagnosis usually starts with a careful history and a physical examination using a nasal speculum or endoscope to inspect the deviated septum and nasal passages. This allows the specialist to see precisely where the septum is deviated and how...
Recognising the symptoms of deviated septum
Persistent nasal congestion that never seems to clear is one of the most common signs of a deviated septum. Some people notice it’s always worse on one side. Others realise they often wake up with a dry mouth from sleeping with their mouth open. When airflow is restricted through the nose, the body automatically switches to m...
Understanding the condition
Have you ever felt that one side of your nose is always blocked, no matter the season or weather? Many people dismiss this as allergies or a stubborn cold, but it could actually be a structural issue inside the nose known as a nasal septum deviation.
The nasal septum is the thin wall made of cartilage and bone that divides the two ...
Did you know that vaccine originally developed to prevent cervical cancer can also help protect against throat cancer?
The Human Papillomavirus (HPV) vaccine is a powerful tool in preventing a range of cancers caused by high-risk HPV strains, including oropharyngeal cancers that affect the back of the throat, tonsils, and base of the tongue.
The Link Betw...Have you ever felt like there’s a lump in your throat, experienced hoarseness without a cold, or woken up with a cough or sore throat, yet had no heartburn? These could be signs of a condition called silent reflux. Unlike classic acid reflux, which causes noticeable heartburn, silent reflux doesn’t always announce itself loudly.
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