Tag: Otorhinolaryngology

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It’s allergy season again. How should ordinary people fight allergy?

Many of us have had this kind of experience: in spring and autumn, our eyes and nose itch, tears turn to zero, our face and nose swell and miserable. People will feel very tired, exhausted and unable to sleep well. The autumn wind is spirited and the allergy season is coming again! At this time, more than 30% of the people suffer from it. In the United States, allergies are roughly classified as seasonal and perennial, so-called perennial, that is, a whole year. In Europe, allergies are classified according to the severity and duration of symptoms. Although allergic patients may not care about the difference between these classifications. However, the American classification helps us identify allergens. European taxonomy helps guide Read More …

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Epistaxis: Are you still looking up to stop bleeding by mistake?

Epistaxis is a common condition in almost everyone’s daily life. It is one of the most common symptoms of nasal and sinus diseases, and may also be a manifestation of some systemic diseases. Epistaxis can be mild or severe. Mild people are only slightly bloodshot in blowing your nose in the morning. Severe massive hemorrhage can even lead to life-threatening dangerous situations such as hemorrhagic shock and asphyxia. Why is nose bleeding? Generally speaking, the nose is mainly composed of a nasal cavity that runs through each other, four groups of surrounding sinuses (frontal sinus in forehead, ethmoid sinus in inner canthus, sphenoid sinus behind eyeball and maxillary sinus above alveolar bone under orbit), and nasopharynx behind. The nasal cavity Read More …

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Tonsillitis-Health Question and Answer

Two days ago, I received a high school classmate, 8 years younger than his wife to have a second child. Their daughter is already 12 years old. At the beginning, she thought that she could only have one child anyway. How refreshing she was after the operation, who knew the pain was killing her. Heard that there is an analgesic pump that works well now, so she came to me first to inquire if the experience of analgesic pump is as good as imagined. I didn’t answer his question directly, but asked him a question first: What do you think of the pain after the operation? The classmate looked at me with a face of doubts. You are really behind Read More …

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Does the baby snore mean he slept soundly? The situation may be more serious than you think… … …

Whether you fall asleep late at night or take a nap at noon, it is always a happy thing to watch your child sleep in the dreamland. When you hear your child snoring, parents always smile and think: Look how well your child sleeps. But is snoring really a sign of sleeping soundly? From a medical point of view, snoring (snoring) in children is considered as a kind of sleep disorder, but it is not necessarily a good thing. Why do you snore Snoring in children is directly related to airway stenosis and collapse during sleep. When breathing, the air flow should enter the trachea through the mouth, nose, throat and other parts. In the middle process, any place where Read More …

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A Simple Way to Protect Ears When Aircraft Lift and Lift

With the development of high-speed rail, the aviation field has been facing more and more challenges. However, based on China’s vast territory, astonishing population base and the people’s continuously enriched wallets, planes will still be one of the common ways of traveling for ordinary people in the foreseeable decades. There are always some friends around, Because of the need to become a trapeze artist, Every time I struggle with flying, either the air traffic control delays the flight or I go abroad to take economy class for more than ten hours, which is extremely painful. However, more and more people complain to me that when flying up or down, they always feel uncomfortable in their ears, feel earplugs, and have Read More …

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Truth, White Vinegar Fumigation Can Sterilize?

When the season changes, people can always smell the strong vinegar in the air. I can always recall my high school days, when the head teacher liked to smoke vinegar in the classroom. The sour and cool momentum is hard to forget. The teacher’s original intention is naturally good, hoping that acetic acid volatilized into the air can kill all bacteria and viruses in the classroom and avoid the occurrence of mass colds. Unfortunately, although jealousy is strong, the effect is not good. Why is it vinegar? Vinegar is sour, and what [jealous] wants is the taste that cannot be lost. Traditional vinegar is brewed from grain, and the process is similar to brewing wine. Starch in grain is oxidized Read More …

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[Reminder] from Earwax: You can’t pull it out if you want.

Have you ever pulled out earwax? Have you ever gone to the hospital because of earwax? In the outpatient clinic of otolaryngologists, patients often come to see a doctor because of ear itching, ear pain and ear tightness, a large part of which is caused by excessive or improper ear wax removal. Therefore, the author of this article combines his own clinical theory and practice to talk about earwax. Earwax is what? What is it? Earwax, medically called cerumen, is a substance secreted by the skin glands of the ear canal, mixed with dust and dandruff. Earwax is divided into two types, one is dry cerumen and the other is wet cerumen, which is commonly known as [oil ear]. [oil Read More …