Question 1

I've been feeling something unusual under my tongue on the left side, and it's noticeable especially when I swallow. Its been there for a while. Along with that, I've got this persistent cough, but weirdly, there's no cold or other symptoms. I'm just trying to figure out what might be going on. Any ideas?

Accepted Answer

that mucosal irritation or dental issue visit your ENT doctor for evaluation and appropriate management.

Question 2

I'm feeling a lot better from the dizziness after taking Vertin16 three times a day for 15 days, just like the doctor told me. I've been keeping up with the neck exercises, as suggested. But I'm a bit concerned about what to do if the vertigo comes back in a few months. Should I just start on Vertin16 again for another 15 days, or is there any other treatment or approach I should think about?

Accepted Answer

Folllow your doctor sadvice and yes you can use that tablet when ever needed.

Question 3

I've had this strange thing happening with my nose recently, where a water-like fluid just starts running from it, but I don't have any cold symptoms at all. This happened once before going to bed and another time while I was exercising. There's no pain around my nose, but I'm curious about what could be causing it. I did have nosebleeds when I was a kid, though they don't happen much anymore. Should I be worried about this? Could it be something serious?

Accepted Answer

Do you have any history of trauma to nose ?
And how often do this happen ?

I've got a hole in my right ear, and I'm dealing with pus coming out and some hearing loss. I'm really worried and wondering if my eardrum heals with treatment, will I be able to hear normally again with that ear?

That could be CSOM and needs myringoplasty visit ENT doctor for appropriate management.

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