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Understanding Echoing Sounds in the Ears: Possible Causes and Solutions

Hearing problems Hello Doctor: For the past three days, I have been experiencing echoing sounds in my ears, along with a feeling of fullness, such as the sound of the television and conversations. There is often an echo, similar to the sensation of incomplete closure of the eardr...


Dr. Li Jiaxuan reply Otolaryngology
You may want to consider the issue of Eustachian tube dysfunction. If it does not improve within one or two days, it is advisable to visit an otolaryngology clinic for hearing and tympanometry tests. The golden treatment period for ear stroke is seven days. Wishing you good healt...

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Understanding Sleep Apnea and Snoring: Effective Solutions for Relief

Sleep apnea, snoring Hello, doctor. I've read online that exercising more and losing weight can help. I have been jogging 3 kilometers regularly for 2 years. My current body fat percentage is 23%, my weight is 66 kg, and my height is 165 cm. However, I occasionally experienc...


Dr. Li Jiaxuan reply Otolaryngology
In your opinion, losing 7 kilograms is necessary for effective weight loss, and it may take some time and effort to achieve this. Engaging in exercises that enhance muscle tone is also beneficial. Wishing you peace and well-being.

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Understanding Sleep Paralysis and Breathing Issues in Allergic Rhinitis

Respiratory arrest Hello, doctor. I have some questions to ask you. I have had allergic rhinitis since childhood, and my nose is often congested on both sides, especially worse in winter. I have seen many doctors, but there has been no improvement. Since high school, I occasional...


Dr. Li Jiaxuan reply Otolaryngology
It is recommended to undergo a sleep study at the hospital to identify the underlying causes and receive treatment when necessary. Poor sleep can affect not only yourself but also the fetus. Wishing you safety and well-being.

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Understanding Ear Warmth: Causes and Next Steps for Relief

The ears feel warm, but there is no cold or fever? Hello Doctor, I would like to ask about a sensation of warmth in both of my ears that has persisted for two weeks. Sometimes when I touch my ears, they feel cold, while at other times they feel warm to the touch. The area near ...


Dr. Li Jiaxuan reply Otolaryngology
It is recommended to visit an otolaryngology clinic that offers hearing tests to rule out issues with the Eustachian tube. Wishing you good health.

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Understanding Chronic Tonsillitis: Concerns and Treatment Options

Tonsil and oral cavity issues? Hello Dr. Lee, I am the mother who brought her child in. Since my last visit for a check-up, I have been feeling discomfort in either my tonsils or throat. Today, I went to the clinic to see an ENT specialist, who diagnosed me with chronic tonsillit...


Dr. Li Jiaxuan reply Otolaryngology
Recommendation for advanced imaging studies. Thank you.

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Understanding Soft Red Bumps on the Tongue: When to See a Doctor

Tongue issues? The soft, small red bumps under your tongue that do not hurt when touched, some of which have small white spots on them, could be indicative of several conditions, such as oral thrush, canker sores, or mucosal lesions. Since you recently noticed them and are unsure...


Dr. Li Jiaxuan reply Otolaryngology
It is recommended to visit an otolaryngology clinic for suspected tongue inflammation.

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Understanding Sinusitis Symptoms: A Guide for Patients Abroad

I would like to know if I might have sinusitis, as it's not very convenient for me to seek medical attention abroad? Hello Doctor: I started experiencing gum pain on the first day, which improved after two days. On the third day, at 5 PM, I developed a fever reaching 39 degr...


Dr. Li Jiaxuan reply Otolaryngology
It is likely a respiratory infection, which also aligns with the symptoms of sinusitis. However, the infection may also involve other areas such as the teeth, brain, or lower respiratory tract. Please be cautious of other symptoms, and seek medical attention if necessary. Wishing...

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Understanding Oral Warts: Risks, Testing, and Transmission Concerns

Oral warts Hello doctor, I had a French kiss with a stranger and I'm afraid I might have contracted oral warts. What tests should I undergo to determine if I have oral warts, and can I transmit them to my family while eating together? Thank you.


Dr. Li Jiaxuan reply Otolaryngology
Oral warts are transmitted through saliva. It is recommended to use separate utensils, such as chopsticks and serving spoons, to prevent infection.

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Persistent Dizziness: Understanding ENT Issues and Seeking Solutions

I have been experiencing persistent dizziness? I have been experiencing dizziness lately, which occurs suddenly even when I am sitting or lying down without moving. Turning my head, looking up, or even walking makes it particularly worse. The dizziness comes in episodes and does ...


Dr. Li Jiaxuan reply Otolaryngology
It is recommended to visit an otolaryngology clinic for an inner ear function test. Wishing you safety and good health.

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Understanding Oral Mucosal Lesions: Bumps, Ulcers, and Blisters

Oral mucosal tumors, ulcers, blisters, and cervical masses? Hello, I have the following oral issues: 1. My chin is slightly shifted to the right, and there is a small hard lump that is tender when I press down on my jaw from the outside. I'm not sure if it moves when I swall...


Dr. Li Jiaxuan reply Otolaryngology
It is recommended to visit an otolaryngology clinic as there may be swelling of the salivary glands or lymph nodes, likely due to an oral infection. Additionally, a visit to the dental clinic is advised for further evaluation. Wishing you well.

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Understanding Chronic Pharyngitis: Symptoms, Causes, and Treatment Options

Chronic pharyngitis Hello, Doctor. I have severe seasonal allergic rhinitis. When it flares up, I experience headaches, frequent sneezing, nasal congestion, watery eyes, sore throat, shoulder and neck pain, bronchitis, tonsillitis, and sinusitis. I recently recovered from an epis...


Dr. Li Jiaxuan reply Otolaryngology
Allergies should be managed by avoiding temperature and humidity fluctuations, as well as dusty environments. If allergies are severe, it is recommended to take antihistamines. While it is difficult to eliminate the allergic environment, symptoms may improve slightly after taking...

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Understanding ENT Issues: Questions About Lymph Nodes and Oral Symptoms

Report issues? Hello Dr. Li, I am the mother who brought in the child. First of all, I want to express my heartfelt gratitude for your help and treatment. Thank you for arranging the examinations, which saved me from running around to other hospitals without any assistance. At le...


Dr. Li Jiaxuan reply Otolaryngology
1. Lymph nodes smaller than 0.7 cm are generally considered to be within the normal range, so there is no need for excessive concern. If you notice enlarged lymph nodes, further examination can be done. 2. A CT scan is performed with 3 mm slices, and there are no significant ab...

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To Surgery or Not: Managing Chronic Sinusitis and Treatment Options

Surgery? Medication? Hello, I initially thought I had a cold that developed into acute sinusitis and then chronic sinusitis. I have been on medication (including antibiotics) for over three months, from mid-February until now. During this time, I also experienced ear effusion, an...


Dr. Li Jiaxuan reply Otolaryngology
The acute complications of chronic sinusitis include ocular pressure or brain infection. In the absence of acute complications, it can generally be treated with medication. If the medication is unsatisfactory, surgical options may be considered. It is advisable to consult a trust...

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Understanding Swallowing Difficulties: When to See an ENT Specialist

Dysphagia Sometimes I can only eat a few bites before I lose my appetite, and my jaw feels strange. I have a feeling that something might be stuck in my jaw. I recently ate a fish bone; could that be the cause? Which department should I go to for a check-up at the hospital? If I ...


Dr. Li Jiaxuan reply Otolaryngology
It is recommended to visit an otolaryngologist for examination, as both endoscopy and CT scans are covered by health insurance. Thank you.

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Understanding Oral Granulomas: Causes, Symptoms, and Treatment Options

Oral hyperplastic granuloma consultation (with image) Hello Doctor, I have noticed a small granuloma growing behind the lower right molar in my mouth. It is not painful and does not feel like a foreign object, but sometimes it becomes hard and protrudes, possibly due to certain t...


Dr. Li Jiaxuan reply Otolaryngology
If the granulation tissue has grown, it is recommended to visit an otolaryngology clinic. It is advised to avoid hard or irritating foods. Wishing you good health.

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Understanding Ear Pain and Unusual Sensations During Deep Breathing

Ear pain accompanied by a sensation of emptiness or coolness in the ears during deep breathing? The main issue is that I have pain in my left ear. I have already seen an otolaryngologist who told me that my ear is slightly inflamed and gave me some ointment to apply. However, I w...


Dr. Li Jiaxuan reply Otolaryngology
Typically, Eustachian tube dysfunction improves within two weeks after the resolution of inflammation. If symptoms do not resolve, it is recommended to visit an otolaryngology clinic. Wishing you good health.

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Understanding Painful Oral Blisters: Causes and Treatment Options

Oral Canker Sores Issue? The inner side of my lower lip often has a transparent white bump that can be painful. I find myself unconsciously licking the bump. I'm not sure if it's a blister or a more serious issue. It didn't appear after I bit it; it suddenly showed...


Dr. Li Jiaxuan reply Otolaryngology
It is likely a cyst caused by the rupture of a minor salivary gland, which will swell whenever food that stimulates saliva secretion is consumed. The only effective treatment is surgical removal. It is advisable to avoid hard and stimulating foods. Wishing you well.

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Understanding Oral Mucosa Issues: A Guide for Persistent Discomfort

Oral mucosa Hello, Doctor. I apologize for mistakenly asking another physician the same question. Dr. Li, I have been experiencing discomfort in my oral cavity for four months now. During this time, I have consulted several dentists, oral and maxillofacial surgeons, and ENT speci...


Dr. Li Jiaxuan reply Otolaryngology
Having a six-month-old child indicates that your female hormones may have fluctuated in the short term. Hormones can affect mucosal sensations, including taste and smell. If possible, consider visiting an obstetrician-gynecologist to check your endocrine system. Until you receive...

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Is a Smooth Surface on Enlarged Tonsils Always Benign?

The tissue on the right side of the tonsil is enlarged? Hello doctor, I visited the otolaryngology department today, and the physician mentioned that the tissue of my right tonsil is enlarged and appears smooth on the surface. I had not noticed this before, and the doctor believe...


Dr. Li Jiaxuan reply Otolaryngology
A smooth surface is not necessarily a malignant sign, but if you are concerned, you can undergo a CT scan to check if the tonsils are homogeneous. Alternatively, you may consider direct excision for biopsy. Wishing you good health.

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Understanding Tongue Numbness and Red Bumps: ENT Insights

Numbness of the tongue with a red swelling? Hello doctor, for the past six months, I have been experiencing a tingling sensation on my tongue, but the affected area varies each time. I also noticed a raised bump on the surface of my tongue, as shown in the image, https://imgur.co...


Dr. Li Jiaxuan reply Otolaryngology
This description is somewhat vague; a more detailed diagnosis requires additional information. It is recommended to consult an otolaryngologist. Wishing you good health.

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