Why won’t this chronic cough go away?
By Dr. Mark Frilling, MD Southwest Ohio ENT Specialists Chronic cough can be a difficult thing to treat, largely because the underlying cause can be highly variable. Getting down …
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What is a cochlear implant?
By Dr. Mark Frilling, MD Southwest Ohio ENT Specialists A cochlear implant is a device that is able to give hearing back to patients with severe to profound sensorineural …
When are Ear Tubes Recommended for Children?
Dr. Daniel A. Larson Southwest Ohio ENT Specialists. Ear tubes, also known as tympanostomy tubes, are a common procedure for children with chronic ear problems. If you are a …
When Does My Child Need a Tonsillectomy?
Daniel A. Larson, MD Southwest Ohio ENT Specialists Tonsillectomy is a surgical procedure that involves removing the tonsils, two small lumps of lymphoid tissue located in the back of …
What Causes Hoarseness?
Daniel A. Larson, MD Southwest Ohio ENT Specialists Chronic dysphonia (hoarseness) is a condition that affects the voice and can cause hoarseness, a raspy voice, or a voice that …
Why does it take so long to get a diagnosis?
By: Dr. Daniel Larson, MD Southwest Ohio ENT Specialists Clinicians and patients both struggle to find the source of dizziness. The largest challenge to make a diagnosis for dizziness …
What is vestibular migraine?
By: Dr. Daniel Larson, MD Southwest Ohio ENT Specialists Migraines are very common. Classically people often think of migraine with severe headache. Usually migraine is thought of as a …
What is the vestibular system?
By: Dr. Daniel Larson, MD Southwest Ohio ENT Specialists The vestibular system is a complex network of neurons. The system is composed of multiple sensory inputs; The balance organs …
What is dizziness?
By: Dr. Daniel Larson, MD Southwest Ohio ENT Specialists Dizziness is a symptom that can be described very differently from one person to another. Generally speaking, there are three …
How Can I Get My Sense of Smell back?
By: Dr. Daniel Larson, MDSouthwest Ohio ENT Specialists If your loss of smell (anosmia) or significant reduction in smell (hyposmia) is determined to be chronic, this may be due …