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Persistent Cough After Cold: Understanding Allergies and Treatment Options

Coughing persistently after a cold? Hello, my daughter is 7 years old and has recently been experiencing a persistent cough for about a month after several colds, which she didn't have before. The doctor mentioned it could be an allergic reaction. This time, the cough seems ...


Dr. Ye Dawei reply Otolaryngology
1. It is best to undergo treatment. 2. Frequent forceful coughing can usually damage the vocal cords, leading to hoarseness. 3. Medication treatment combined with measures to enhance the body's immunity should gradually lead to improvement. 4. It may be advisable to vi...

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Understanding Unusual Oral Symptoms: Seeking Answers for Persistent Discomfort

I have developed a strange oral disease? I have developed a strange oral condition! My entire mouth, from the upper palate to the tongue, the inner sides of both cheeks, and even my throat, feels hot, painful, and itchy! Sometimes, there are small blisters as well! However, some ...


Dr. Ye Dawei reply Otolaryngology
Based on your description, it seems like you have oral ulcers. This condition can only be treated symptomatically. Here is an article for your reference: ----------------------------------------------------------- **"Mouth Ulcers" - A Common Concern** In the ENT clin...

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How to Manage Excess Saliva for Clearer Speech in Broadcasting

Regarding the issue of excessive salivation..? Hello... I am studying in a broadcasting-related program and often need to record audio. However, the issue of excessive saliva has been a long-standing problem for me, causing unclear speech. Is there a way to suppress excessive sal...


Dr. Ye Dawei reply Otolaryngology
If it is really effective, oral anticholinergic medications such as atropine can be used.

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Is Vocal Cord Paralysis Really That Hard to Treat?

Is vocal cord paralysis really that difficult to treat? Is vocal cord paralysis really that difficult to treat??? On March 18, I lost my voice and visited an ENT clinic. On March 20, I still had no voice, and during an endoscopic examination, right vocal cord paralysis was discov...


Dr. Ye Dawei reply Otolaryngology
1. On March 21, a consultation at the medical center included an endoscopic examination, confirming that there were no masses in the lungs. Answer: It should be a chest X-ray that confirmed no pulmonary lesions. 2. Initial assessment indicated peripheral nerve damage, and a 4-d...

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Understanding Vocal Cord Paralysis: Causes and Diagnosis Explained

Vocal cord paralysis Vocal cord paralysis has resulted in the absence of voice for over 10 days. An endoscopy revealed right vocal cord paralysis. The clinic referred me to a medical center, which has requested a neck CT scan. I will review the report tomorrow. What are the possi...


Dr. Ye Dawei reply Otolaryngology
Sir, your issue should first be evaluated with a chest X-ray to rule out any visibly apparent lung tumors. Following that, a neck CT scan should be performed.

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Understanding Chronic Nasal Congestion: Is Surgery the Solution?

Nasal congestion issues? I have been experiencing chronic nasal congestion since childhood, for about six years now. I heard that if I undergo surgery to remove the tissue in my nasal cavity, it could resolve the issue. Would this mean I won't have to deal with nasal congest...


Dr. Ye Dawei reply Otolaryngology
Mr. No more nasal congestion troubles. Here is an article for your reference. ┌───  ■ Yeh Da-Wei ENT Clinic Medical Education ■  ─── 2000/02/20 ┐ The leading dizziness specialist in the Zhuliang-Miaoli area, a pioneer in online medicine in Taiwan. └─ Yeh Da-Wei ENT Clinic webs...

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Should You See a Doctor for Persistent Tinnitus in One Ear?

excuse me? Doctor, I have been experiencing a faint ringing sound in my left ear for the past week. The sound is not very noticeable during the day, but it becomes more pronounced when I am trying to sleep. However, my hearing seems to be fine. Should I see a doctor about this?


Dr. Ye Dawei reply Otolaryngology
Mr. The tinnitus is faint and is more noticeable in the quiet of the night. It is best to visit an otolaryngology clinic for a hearing test to determine if there is any impact on your hearing.

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Understanding Throat Discomfort: Causes and Self-Examination Tips

It seems like there is a problem with my throat? After I went out for dinner tonight, about an hour or two later, when I swallowed saliva, it felt like something was stuck in my throat, and it also felt like something was lodged in my chest. When I gently pressed on the area just...


Dr. Ye Dawei reply Otolaryngology
Sir, it is recommended that you visit the otolaryngology clinic for an examination.

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Is Frequent Nosebleeds a Sign of Upcoming Cold in Children?

Is a nosebleed a sign of an impending cold? Hello! I would like to ask the doctor a question. My son just turned 3 years old, and I have recently noticed that he frequently has nosebleeds, which are accompanied by cold symptoms. I would like to know if there is a connection betwe...


Dr. Ye Dawei reply Otolaryngology
1. Is there a connection between nosebleeds and colds? DRYEH: No, there is no connection. 2. When my child was very young and had a cold, we would take him to see an ENT specialist, and the doctor would always suction his nasal mucus. Could this suctioning be the cause of my so...

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Understanding White Bumps on the Tongue: Causes and Treatments

There is a white growth on the tip of the tongue? Hello, Dr. Yeh. I have a white growth on the tip of my tongue. I went to see an ENT specialist yesterday, and the doctor said it is a salivary gland obstruction. He gave me a tube of ointment to apply and mentioned that if it does...


Dr. Ye Dawei reply Otolaryngology
Sir, it will not cause speech difficulties. Only a few cases may recur.

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Why Does My Throat Hurt When I Wake Up? Exploring Dry Air Effects

Waking up with a dry and mildly sore throat? Recently, I returned to my family's home in the north and slept well at night. However, after returning to the south, I wake up with a dry and sore throat. Could this be related to the dryness or humidity of the air?


Dr. Ye Dawei reply Otolaryngology
Sir, it is related. It is also very likely that you breathe through your mouth while you are asleep.

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Understanding Persistent Head Heaviness and Dizziness: Causes and Solutions

Feeling heavy-headed? Hello, Doctor: For the past two to three months, I have been frequently experiencing a heavy sensation in my head, and sometimes I feel dizzy. I feel better in the morning after waking up, but as the day progresses, I gradually start to feel heaviness or diz...


Dr. Ye Dawei reply Otolaryngology
Sir, please schedule an appointment with the neurology department. It may be necessary to perform an electroencephalogram (EEG), computed tomography (CT) scan, or magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) to assist the neurologist in making a differential diagnosis.

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Do Children Need Earwax Cleaning? ENT Insights for Parents

Regarding earwax in children? Hello, doctor. My son is already in the first grade. He has never had his earwax properly cleaned; he has only had cotton swabs used to wipe around the ear canal. The pediatrician said there is no need for cleaning. But now that he is this big, shoul...


Dr. Ye Dawei reply Otolaryngology
Miss, you can visit an otolaryngologist for an examination. If there is an excessive buildup, it may need to be removed.

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Radio Wave Therapy for Tonsil Treatment: A Modern Approach

Shortwave radio wave therapy? Director Yeh, excuse me, can radiofrequency waves be used to treat or remove the tonsils? I heard that traditional surgery requires hospitalization and that one cannot eat for a week, only consuming liquid foods, which is quite inconvenient. Thank yo...


Dr. Ye Dawei reply Otolaryngology
Mr. cannot undergo radio wave therapy. Traditional surgery requires a 4-day hospital stay. Only warm liquid foods are allowed.

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Understanding Nosebleeds: Causes and Treatment Options

Nasal issues Hello Dr. Yeh, my sister has a history of allergies. Recently, she has been very fatigued, has had insufficient sleep, and caught a cold. I've noticed that her nasal mucus has blood in it. Could this be simply due to broken capillaries, or could there be other r...


Dr. Ye Dawei reply Otolaryngology
It is possible that excessive force while blowing your nose has caused a rupture of small blood vessels, leading to bleeding. It is recommended to visit the outpatient clinic for an endoscopic examination to rule out other potential causes.

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Intermittent Swelling of Salivary Glands: Causes and Concerns

Swelling of the parotid gland without apparent cause? 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 rea...


Dr. Ye Dawei reply Otolaryngology
Sir, if the lump fluctuates in size, it is likely not a cancerous tumor. It may be a salivary gland stone, inflammation, or another issue. Please come to the clinic for an examination.

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Surgical Consultation for Benign Lateral Pharyngeal Tumors: What to Expect

Surgical Consultation for Lateral Pharyngeal Tumors I am 29 years old and about five years ago, I discovered a tumor near the lower part of my right neck, close to the earlobe. It is not visible under normal circumstances, but it becomes quite prominent when I swallow or eat. Whe...


Dr. Ye Dawei reply Otolaryngology
1. The cyst located below the earlobe is a sebaceous gland cyst. 2. The enlargement in the throat is due to tonsillar hypertrophy. 3. The physician's explanations regarding benign lateral pharyngeal tumors are all correct. 4. The likelihood of it being a malignant tumo...

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Understanding Excessive Salivation: Causes and Solutions

Drooling I would like to ask the doctor why I keep producing excessive saliva in my mouth, and I have to keep swallowing it, which is very annoying. I'm really getting frustrated. What kind of condition is this?


Dr. Ye Dawei reply Otolaryngology
Some individuals have increased saliva secretion. Currently, there is no treatment available.

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Understanding Persistent Hoarseness: Causes and Solutions

hoarseness Hello, Doctor: My father often experiences hoarseness when speaking. Although medication treatment improves his condition, it tends to recur shortly after. We are quite troubled and are unsure if there is an underlying issue.


Dr. Ye Dawei reply Otolaryngology
Please bring your father to the outpatient clinic for an endoscopic examination so that we can clearly identify the issue.

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Is Surgery Necessary for Throat Discomfort? Expert Insights

Is surgery absolutely necessary? Doctor: Hello! I would like to ask about the sensation of a foreign body in my throat. After an examination with an endoscope, the doctor found a protrusion at the back of my tongue and recommended surgical removal, which would require a two-day h...


Dr. Ye Dawei reply Otolaryngology
If the doctor is very certain that the mass is benign, surgery is not necessary. If surgery is performed, it would typically require general anesthesia. The risks associated with the surgery are primarily related to the anesthesia.

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