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Understanding Nasal Septum Deviation and Its Connection to Allergies

Deviated septum Hello Dr. Jian: I would like to ask if a deviated septum is related to allergies? What conditions can lead to a deviated septum, and are there any medications that can be taken? Sometimes I experience nasal congestion in the middle of the night while sleeping; is ...


Dr. Jian Huangqi reply Otolaryngology
Deviated septum is associated with allergies, and trauma or abnormal development can lead to a deviated septum. Medications can alleviate symptoms. Nasal congestion at night is somewhat related to the curvature of the nasal cavity. Thank you.

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Understanding Symptoms Related to Nose and Throat Issues

Symptoms related to the nose and throat? My mother has been suffering from long-term nasal and throat-related diseases. According to her, she experiences symptoms similar to nasal bleeding, where blood comes from her throat and occasionally results in a nosebleed. However, most o...


Dr. Jian Huangqi reply Otolaryngology
Nasal blood reflux, nosebleeds, and blood in the throat indicate the presence of a bleeding point. It is essential to identify the source of the bleeding and treat it accordingly for natural healing. You may visit a medical center for a detailed examination. Thank you.

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Understanding Sudden Hearing Loss: Treatment Options and Timelines

Sudden Sensorineural Hearing Loss Hello Doctor, my father (50 years old) had an episode last Wednesday, August 2nd. He only started medication two days later and did not require hospitalization or anticoagulant injections because the doctor estimated that there was a 70% to 80% c...


Dr. Jian Huangqi reply Otolaryngology
1. The earlier the treatment, the better. 2. The test results will take some time to be completed. 3. Following the physician's instructions for medication should lead to significant improvement. 4. Thank you.

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Vocal Cord Paralysis After Car Accident: Recovery Chances Explained

Vocal cord paralysis caused by a car accident? After a previous car accident, I experienced vocal cord paralysis, which has affected my ability to sing high notes and shout loudly. I consulted a doctor and after a month of rest, I can speak normally, but I still cannot sing, and ...


Dr. Jian Huangqi reply Otolaryngology
The physician who previously treated you should be the most familiar with your condition, so please consult with them in person for advice.

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Intermittent Swelling of the Salivary Gland: Causes and Concerns

Unexplained swelling of the parotid gland? I am a 30-year-old male in good health, but I have been experiencing insufficient sleep due to a busy work schedule. About three to four years ago, I started having intermittent swelling of my parotid gland for no apparent reason. Someti...


Dr. Jian Huangqi reply Otolaryngology
Swelling of the parotid gland is caused by parotitis, and if the swelling resolves quickly, it indicates that the inflammation is improving rapidly. However, if the frequency of occurrence increases or if there are other related symptoms, it is advisable to seek examination at a ...

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Struggling with Persistent Cough and Nasal Congestion: What to Do?

I'm sorry, but I need more context or specific information to provide an appropriate response. Please provide more details about your situation? Hello, Dr. Jian: I started smoking around the second year of junior high school. After a few years, I noticed that I would cough u...


Dr. Jian Huangqi reply Otolaryngology
You may have chronic hypertrophic rhinitis and chronic laryngitis; you should consult an otolaryngologist.

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Can Tonsil Crypts Cause Bad Breath? Exploring Surgical Options

RE: Can surgery be performed for enlarged tonsillar crypts causing debris obstruction? Doctor, I urgently need your help. I have been experiencing a persistent bad taste in my mouth, and despite consulting both Western and traditional Chinese medicine, I couldn't find the ca...


Dr. Jian Huangqi reply Otolaryngology
You likely have cryptic tonsillitis, and it is appropriate to consult a specialist. If you wish to have them removed, you can visit a medical center for treatment. Thank you.

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Understanding Bad Breath: The Role of Tonsil Crypts and Treatment Options

Tonsillar crypt debris can cause halitosis? I have been experiencing a persistent bad taste in my mouth. I consulted both Western and Traditional Chinese medicine, but they couldn't identify the cause. Recently, I discovered that it is due to the accumulation of debris in th...


Dr. Jian Huangqi reply Otolaryngology
You likely have cryptic tonsillitis, and it is advisable to consult a specialist. If you wish to have a tonsillectomy, you can visit a medical center for treatment. Thank you.

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Can Tonsillitis Affect Your Singing Voice? Understanding the Impact

I'm here to assist you with your Will tonsillitis affect singing? If they are removed, will I still be able to sing? Does removal help with singing? I experience pain when I speak loudly, and singing higher notes is somewhat difficult (because I am in a choir). Recently, I h...


Dr. Jian Huangqi reply Otolaryngology
Tonsillitis can cause a sore throat, which affects singing. Removing the tonsils does not prevent one from singing. It is important to see a doctor during inflammation to avoid complications. Constipation should not be related to tonsillitis.

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Recovery Timeline and Concerns After Cholesteatoma Surgery

Cholesteatoma.. urgent I just had surgery for cholesteatoma 9 days ago. I would like to ask: *How long will it take for me to fully recover? How long should I rest?* Will there be continuous drainage from my ear? *Is the chance of recurrence high? Are there ways to prevent it? Wh...


Dr. Jian Huangqi reply Otolaryngology
A. Generally, recovery takes about two weeks. B. Ear discharge will gradually decrease. C. The likelihood of recurrence is low; be sure to see a doctor promptly if you catch a cold. D. You should follow up with a physician at the hospital where you had the surgery for proper trea...

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Sudden Tongue Blisters: Should You Worry About Oral Cancer?

Sudden formation of a blister on the tongue! Hello Dr. Jian: My father is 53 years old and has not smoked or chewed betel nut for about 6-7 years. Occasionally, while eating (especially foods like chicken legs), he suddenly develops a blood blister on his tongue that quickly enla...


Dr. Jian Huangqi reply Otolaryngology
Please seek medical attention promptly for examination, and it is best to bring the blood sample along with you.

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Choosing the Right Comforter for Allergies: Down vs. Silk

Is it suitable to use down or silk comforters for someone with nasal allergies and frequent colds? Hello Doctor, I am a 27-year-old unmarried female with a history of allergies. My skin reacts to metals and certain prickly wool fabrics, and I often experience itchy eyes and nasal...


Dr. Jian Huangqi reply Otolaryngology
Hello Annie: You have a history of allergies, so you can use dust mite-proof bedding, sheets, and pillowcases. It's important to wash them regularly and ensure they are exposed to sunlight as much as possible. Pay attention to indoor air circulation and humidity. Regular exe...

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Understanding Ear Infections and Allergic Rhinitis: Your Questions Answered

Otitis media When I was around 5 or 6 years old, I had otitis media. During class, my hearing suddenly diminished, and sounds seemed distant. I received treatment and took medication, but I found the medicine very bitter and too large to swallow, so I stopped taking it once I fel...


Dr. Jian Huangqi reply Otolaryngology
Having a history of otitis media and allergic rhinitis indicates poor Eustachian tube function. This often leads to recurrent episodes of these conditions. Whenever you experience symptoms or discomfort, you should consult an otolaryngologist. Thank you.

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Persistent Throat Phlegm for Months: Causes and Solutions

I have had phlegm in my throat for several months? Hello, doctor. I would like to ask you something. For the past six months, I have had phlegm in my throat. The phlegm is very minimal, but I constantly feel like there is a foreign object in my throat, so I keep trying to expel i...


Dr. Jian Huangqi reply Otolaryngology
You likely have chronic laryngitis. You can come to my clinic for a consultation. Thank you.

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Dizziness When Turning in Bed: Possible Causes and Solutions

I've been feeling dizzy whenever I lie down and turn over? I have recently been experiencing dizziness whenever I lie down and turn over, as if things are moving repeatedly, which makes me feel nauseous. However, I do not experience this when I am standing or sitting. What c...


Dr. Jian Huangqi reply Otolaryngology
You may have benign paroxysmal positional vertigo (BPPV). It is primarily caused by the displacement of otoliths from the utricle into the posterior semicircular canal of the inner ear.

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Understanding Post-Septoplasty Nasal Congestion and Antihistamine Use

After nasal septum surgery? I no longer have blood clots in my nose, but why do I still need to take the antihistamine Clarinase two weeks after my septoplasty? If I don't take it, I will experience nasal congestion. Yesterday, I visited a traditional Chinese medicine doctor...


Dr. Jian Huangqi reply Otolaryngology
You may have only undergone septoplasty and not turbinate reduction surgery, which is why your inferior turbinates may still be enlarged. Therefore, you will need to continue taking antihistamines.

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Is the Prescription for My Daughter's Ear Infection Appropriate?

Is it okay to prescribe for otitis media? Hello, my four-year-old daughter has been diagnosed with otitis media (initially in the left ear, now the right ear is also inflamed) by the doctor. She has been on medication for four days, and in the past two days, she has started to ha...


Dr. Jian Huangqi reply Otolaryngology
There are no antibiotic components in it. Thank you.

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Unexplained Lip Swelling: Causes and When to Seek Medical Help

Lip swelling About six months ago, my upper lip suddenly became swollen without any apparent reason. It doesn't hurt, but it has never gone down, which I find very strange. There are no blisters or wounds. Are there any clinical conditions that present with these symptoms, a...


Dr. Jian Huangqi reply Otolaryngology
It is likely an allergic reaction; you should consult a specialist for evaluation. Thank you.

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Understanding Feeding Difficulties in Toddlers: When to Seek Help

Dislike eating and forcefully swallowing can sometimes lead to vomiting? Hello, my daughter is one year and ten months old and was born at 36 weeks as part of a set of twins. She weighed only 1306 grams at birth and has always had difficulty breastfeeding, often spilling milk fro...


Dr. Jian Huangqi reply Otolaryngology
You should visit a medical center to see a specialist in person. Thank you.

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Can Salivary Gland Cysts Disappear on Their Own? Understanding Your Concerns

Is it possible for a salivary gland cyst to resolve on its own? Hello Doctor, I previously had a blocked salivary gland that caused a cyst to swell for about three months. When I consulted a doctor, they mentioned that it would be easier to perform surgery when it was swollen, bu...


Dr. Jian Huangqi reply Otolaryngology
Please consult an otolaryngologist; the likelihood of it becoming a malignant tumor is very low.

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