Articles, tagged with "eustachian tube", page 1

In Children Yeast Infection Masquerades as Many Other Problems

In children yeast infection masquerades as a lot of different problems. You suffer when they suffer. So let's get rid of these problems. The yeast commonly disguises itself as an ear infection. Your precious little girl wakes up in the night wailing wi... Read >
Author: Dr. Bessie Jo Tillman, MD

Childhood Ear Infections

The most frequent of all childhood ear infections are infections in the middle ear. This is commonly referred to as Otitis Media. Situations of middle ear infections in kids are most prevalent in kids who are six years old and younger. Inside that group, ... Read >
Author: Christian Armstrong

TMJ Disorder – Symptoms and Causes

Temporomandibular Joint disorder or TMJ disorder for short is defined as the inflammation of the temporomandibular joint. This is the area just in front of the ears, better known as the jaw. It can be acute or chronic. The disorder was previously known as... Read >
Author: Surf Pacific

How Can I Prevent Ringing Ears? By Treating The Root Cause of Your Ringing Ears Holistically

Ringing ears (tinnitus) is just a symptom of some underlying problem you have. Ringing in the ears just doesn't happen, it is caused by something else that causes you to hear the sounds of tinnitus in your ears. So the way you can prevent ringing ears is ... Read >
Author: John Cielo

ear infection overview

An acute middle ear infection occurs as a short and severe episode, yet chronic ear infections are not uncommon.What are the causes of a middle ear infection? For each ear, a eustachian tube runs from the middle ear to the back of the throat. This tube dr... Read >
Author: Arnold Madden

Adult Ear Infection Causes and Symptoms and Various Home Remedy Treatment for Adult Ear Infection

Though adults are not affected as frequently as children, it is important for adults to be aware of how adult ear infection can affect them. Adult ear infection is caused by infection in the Eustachian tube, near the inner ear. The Eustachian tube connect... Read >
Author: Dr.Mike Boucher

Localizing Hearing Loss Problems

Not everyone knows it, but children and not just adults can experience hearing loss and in fact anyone at any age. Most of the time, hearing loss is slow and gradual and the effects of which can be felt little by little. Some loss of hearing cases though ... Read >
Author: calexande

Family Chiropractic Care for Kids can Help with Ear Infections

A common question asked is: Can Chiropractic Care help treat common ailments such as ear infections? Easy answer...Absolutely!! Many times throughout the year, I have had parents dealing with infants and toddlers ask me about their child's ear infectio... Read >
Author: CoreyDousharm

The Sinusitis Hearing Connection

Do you suffer from hearing loss or ear pains when your sinuses flare-up? It’s not your imagination. There is a connection between your sinuses and ears. If you suffer from sinusitis hearing problems, here’s the information that should help you out. The... Read >
Author: Donna Perez

What Makes My Ears Ring?

THERE ARE TWO BROAD CATEGORIES OF TINNITUS SYMPTOMS: PULSATILE TINNITUS - Characterized by heartbeat like sounds often caused by muscle movement or blood flow near the ears. NONPULSATILE TINNITUS - Associated with nerves pathways inv... Read >
Author: Bleever

Sinusitis Dizziness - How it occurs and How to prevent it

One of the many symptoms of sinusitis is dizziness. This symptom is commonly referred to as sinusitis dizziness. This is the most exasperating and commonly occurring symptoms of sinusitis. Dizziness is basically a feeling of light headedness, so why d... Read >
Author: IngridValdera

How to Protect Your Children From Secondhand Smoke

In the United States alone, smoking has been named the single most preventable cause of early deaths. Around four hundred thousand Americans die because of cigarette smoking yearly. And approximately three thousand non-smokers acquire lung cancer and di... Read >
Author: Alberto Martinez

The Biggest Ear Problems for Sleep Apnea Sufferers

If you have obstructive sleep apnea, chances are, you're likely to have some sort of an ear problem. There are a number of reasons why you're going to be prone to various ear problems, but in many cases, the problem is not actually coming from the ear. To... Read >
Author: Dr. Steven Y. Park

Sinusitis Dizziness: What, Why, How to Avoid

There are several symptoms associated with a sinus infection. Sinusitis dizziness is among the least common symptoms associated with the condition. The underlying cause of dizziness in sinusitis patients is not yet known, however, the proximity of the eye... Read >
Author: Bosco Publishing

About Common Sense Travel Guildelines

Changes in pressure can temporarily block the Eustachian tube, causing your ears to 'pop' or to experience a sensation of fullness. To equalize the pressure, swallow frequently; chewing gum sometimes helps. Yawning is also effective. Avoid sleeping during... Read >
Author: Christopher Kelley

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