Child Grommets Surgery: What Parents Should Know

Navigating the world of childhood medical procedures can be daunting for parents. When it comes to grommets surgery, understanding the process and knowing what to expect can provide reassurance. This blog post aims to elucidate the key aspects of this common procedure. Grommets Surgery: An Overview Grommets surgery, also known as tympanostomy tube insertion, is a routine operation performed to alleviate chronic middle ear infections or persistent fluid build-up in children. [Read More]

How's Your Hearing? 4 Reasons To Schedule A Hearing Test

If you haven't had a hearing test in a while, it's time to schedule one. If you've never had a hearing test and you're worried about the procedure, don't be. Hearing tests are completely painless. In fact, you'll just wear a set of headphones while you listen for different sounds. You can even have your hearing test performed during your annual physical. If you're not sure you should schedule a hearing test for yourself, read the list provided below. [Read More]

Why Surgery Might Be The Best Way To Get Rid Of Constant Sinus Infections

Sinus infections are no laughing matter, and every year, this condition affects millions of people. It often comes straight after a cold or flu, and it can last for weeks if not treated immediately. The problem with sinusitis is that there are very little preventative measures you can take, and for those that are particularly susceptible to this condition, you can get reinfected quite easily. If you have had sinus infections back to back to back and are frustrated at your lack of options, it may be time to visit an ENT specialist. [Read More]

Deciding whether your child should have a tonsillectomy

While having your tonsils out was a right of passage for many children growing up the in 1970's, it is no longer as popularly advocated for children today. If your child has frequent or severe tonsillitis, a tonsillectomy may be recommended but the decision will still be left at the discretion of the parents in most cases. Here are some tips for deciding whether or not the procedure is right for your child. [Read More]