Swimmer’s ear is an infection of the outer ear canal, the channel that leads to the middle ear. You will know if you or someone else has swimmer’s ear if the outer ear canal is red, itchy, swollen, and painful…. Read More
Swimmer’s ear is an infection of the outer ear canal, the channel that leads to the middle ear. You will know if you or someone else has swimmer’s ear if the outer ear canal is red, itchy, swollen, and painful…. Read More
While you may not have heard of glue ear, it’s a common condition that is defined by fluid building up within the middle ear, or the space directly behind the eardrum. It’s also known by its medical name: otitis media… Read More
It can be frustrating and upsetting to watch your child suffer from the pain and discomfort associated with an ear infection. Even if you have started the treatment process, relief is often not instant. How can you treat child ear… Read More
The common cold has been running around Maryland and other states for the past few months. It is not entirely uncommon for a cold season to occur each year, and there are thankfully plenty of ways to help keep the… Read More
Millions of people go to the doctor for an ear infection each year in the United States. Children and babies are more likely to get an ear infection than adults, but grownups can also suffer from an ear infection. Can… Read More
An ear infection can show itself in more ways than one, and unlike popular belief would have it, adults can just as much get one in the summer as in the winter when cold and flu season occurs. It may… Read More
Ear infections can happen at any time of year to adults and children alike, although it is more common in children due to their narrower Eustachian tubes. Adults can save their ears and selves from the discomfort and potential hearing… Read More
During the colder months, ear infections can become more prevalent in adults and children alike. Having an ear infection is no fun, as one may guess, and can happen easier than one might think. Below, you will find several key… Read More
Ear infections happen more frequently in children due to their smaller, more horizontal eustachian tubes. Eustachian tubes are the airways between the ears and the throat that help regulate the ears’ air pressure. Even so, there are three types of… Read More
Ear infections are no fun, and although they might be more common in children, they can still happen to adults. The ear is a delicate but resilient instrument, and taking proper care of them can help you avoid this problem…. Read More