Question 1

I'm having this issue where I start coughing when I talk. It usually kicks in after I've said a couple of sentences and it mainly happens in the evenings. I've also noticed it's kind of seasonal. It feels like my vocal cords are getting irritated, and I end up not being able to continue any discussion. If I stop talking for a while, it gets better, but then it starts all over again when I begin speaking. Any idea what's going on with me?

Accepted Answer

There might be some issue with your vocal cords visit ENT doctor for evaluation and appropriate management.

Question 2

My wife has been dealing with sinus issues for a while now, and she keeps having constant head pain. She even had surgery three years ago, but the problem hasn't gone away. What could be causing this ongoing pain, and are there any other treatments we should consider?

Accepted Answer

septoplasty is advised to the patient.

Question 3

I'm having this weird issue where my ears make sounds after I sneeze. I've already finished my cold meds, but my nose is still blocked, especially in the mornings. Plus, I have this minor cough that comes and goes. What should I do?

Accepted Answer

your symptoms seem to be consistent with residual effects from a cold, like nasal congestion and Eustachian tube dysfunction, but if they persist or worsen, its important to seek further medical advice. In the meantime, using saline sprays, staying hydrated, and addressing the congestion with decongestants or steam inhalation should help improve your symptoms.

Can the surgery for pus behind the eardrum be done with local anesthesia or is general anesthesia always necessary I'm a bit nervous about going under and wondering if there's another option

Your healthcare provider will give you general anesthesia that puts you to sleep. You may also get antibiotics to reduce the chance of an infection. Once you're asleep, your provider will access your eardrum.

More ENT Health Queries

My wife has been dealing with sinus issues for a while now, and she keeps having constant head pain. She even had surgery three years ago, but the problem hasn't gone away. What could be causing this ongoing pain, and are there any other treatments we should consider?

I'm having this weird issue where my ears make sounds after I sneeze. I've already finished my cold meds, but my nose is still blocked, especially in the mornings. Plus, I have this minor cough that comes and goes. What should I do?

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