#ent doc

[iheartguts]

Ever wonder what happened to your tonsil after that tonsillectomy? Pretty sure it ended up in a witness protection program instead of the incinerator, but we'll never know for sure. 

[Blinds photo by Greg Fallis, courtesy of Flickr Creative Commons]

[enthouston-blog1]

Get ENT Treatment From Qualified Professionals

If you are suffering from the throat or ear infection, no matter how mild it is, you must visit an ENT specialist and undergo necessary procedures as even mild infections can indicate serious issues that can affect your health later in life. For further information, contact Ent & Allergy Clinic Houston!

[aelanna]

May 15, ‘14: The highlight of my day was being able to hear clearly again.

[geekybones]

In other news, I'm going to an ear-nose-throat doctor here soon to get my sinus's evaluated. See, I suffered from such severe allergies as a child up till I was about 16 that I could breath through my nose only like, 2-3 months out of the entire year. So I learned to breath through my mouth only and even to this day my nose is always at least a little stopped up. When my mom commented on my mouth breathing today, I showed her how shallow my nose inhales were naturally and how I simply can't get enough oxygen through nose breathing. She was just like "wtf ok no we're going to an ENT asap you've got something wrong with you".

Fun fact- said allergies as a kid are the reason my sense of smell is only about 30% of a normal person's

[youngfadingstar]

I need to visit my ENT doctor so bad, ears are a mess AGAIN. Let's hope that I don't end up deaf one day *sigh*