- female
- 35 Years
- 14/08/2025
My CT scan shows soft tissues filling almost all of my left maxillary sinus and less than half of the right one. What should I do next is surgery absolutely necessary or are there other options? I'm a bit worried and not sure what this means for me.
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If you have tried various treatments without success, the last option for treating chronic tonsillitis may be a tonsillectomy. This surgical procedure involves removing the tonsils and can provide long-term relief from recurrent tonsillitis. It is important to discuss this option with an ENT specialist who can evaluate your specific case and determine if a tonsillectomy is the best course of action for you.
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I'm looking for some advice because I often get a throat infection when I eat curd or buttermilk, even if I leave it out of the fridge for a bit before eating. It makes me feel feverish and causes body pain, and the whole thing can last for about 45 days. The doctor usually gives me medicine or even antibiotics, and sometimes I have to get a shot for weakness, but I still feel weak for a week afterward. So I've been avoiding curd and buttermilk. I also seem to get throat infections with fever frequently throughout the year, especially during the rainy season. Do you know what's causing this or what I can do right away when I start feeling like I'm getting a throat infection?
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I've been feeling this constant sensation like there's an insect moving around in my ear. It's pretty unsettling, and I'm not sure what to do about it. Could this turn into a serious issue, or is it something that's generally harmless?
That could be fluid movement or air movement in the ear visit your ENT doctor get OTOSCOPY done for evaluation and appropriate management,apart from this you can do valsalva for aiding free flow fluid orair ifi any present.
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