Dr. Michael Burnett Specializes in Problems of the Ear, Nose, Sinuses and Throat. An ear, nose and throat specialist (ENT) is a physician trained in the medical and surgical treatment of the ears, nose, throat, and related structures of the head and neck. They have special expertise in managing diseases of the ears, nose and… Continue Reading
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Emergency ENT Doctor: Most Common ENT Emergencies
What are the most common ENT emergencies? An ENT doctor handles all kinds of diseases related to the ear, nose, and throat areas. The inclusion of so many different organs, tissues, and internal systems makes the ENT profession one of the most complicated disciplines in medicine. Most ENT emergencies require care, urgent treatment, and post… Continue Reading
Do ENT Doctors Perform Ear Wax Removal?
Do ENT doctors perform ear wax removal? It looks a bit gross to have ear wax, but it isa healthy and normal condition. Ear wax serves as a protecting layer to counter the risk of any infection and outer particles through the ear. It is usually a thick yellow substance, waxy in nature, and keeps… Continue Reading
Ear Specialists: What Conditions Do They Treat?
What exactly are ear specialists? An ENT specialist, also known as an otolaryngologist, is well known for treating diseases or illnesses of the ears, nose, and throat. They also give consultations related to the head and neck. The ear, nose, and throat are all related to each other, which is why ENT doctors often treat… Continue Reading
Deviated Septum: Causes and Treatments
A deviated septum results when the cartilage and bone separate the nasal cavity from the center. It is usually pre-birth, but in some cases, it develops with time for various reasons. A nose injury can also result in a deviated septum. If it gets worse, one may experience breathing problems, headaches, and nasal congestion. What… Continue Reading
Common Ear, Nose, and Throat Issues in Children
Ear, nose, and throat issues in children often occur because those areas of the body are yet to be fully developed, which can prevent proper functioning. Moreover, lack of full ENT region development can affect children’s general health due to weaker immunity and they can be more susceptible to diseases and infections. These infections can… Continue Reading
Are there Doctors that Specialize in Snoring?
Is there a specialty of doctors that specialize in snoring? Do you know 45% of people sometimes snore, while 25% snore all the time? Interestingly, men usually snore more than women. Snoring is annoying to every other person who is sleeping next to the person who snores. There are a few types of snores, depending… Continue Reading
Anatomy of the Throat
What is the anatomy of the throat and how does it work? The throat is a multi functional part of the human body that works both the digestive and respiratory systems. The throat performs life saving duties such as breathing and swallowing food. Different Parts of the Throat The throat is divided into 3 parts… Continue Reading
Anatomy of the Nose
What is the anatomy of the nose and other important information about this appendage? The nose is the ultimate part of the respiratory system, allowing oxygen to enter your body. It helps shape your facial appearance and helps you to smell. The Physiology of the Nose External structure The external structure of a nose is… Continue Reading
What Types of Doctors Treat Snoring?
What specific types of doctors treat snoring? A lot of people experience a change in their breathing patterns while they sleep. While some people breathe more heavily, others make a whistling sound in their sleep. On the other hand, many people also snore loudly every night. The latter does not only bother other people in… Continue Reading
What is an Otolaryngology Clinic?
What is an otolaryngology clinic? The word otolaryngology is a shorter form of the longer medical term: otorhinolaryngology. These medical terms are derived from the Greek root words otos (meaning; ear), rhino (meaning: nose), laryngo (meaning: windpipe), and logos (meaning: science). (Source) Otolaryngology is a medical specialty that studies the ears, nose, throat, head, and… Continue Reading
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