Question 1

I've been dealing with severe headaches for months, and an ENT doctor diagnosed me with a mucosal polyp growth in my nose, recommending surgery. My sinuses hurt a lot, and sometimes there's discharge. I'm worried should I go for the surgery or are there other treatments? Some relatives say the surgery might cause future issues like more headaches is that possible? Could you advise?

Accepted Answer

yes,continue same treatment,if medical therapy fails,surgery is advised to the patient.

Question 2

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 3

I've been experiencing this really odd crackling sound in my ears for over two years now. Whenever I swallow, speak, or even move the muscles in my ears, there's this popping or crisping noise. It started after I went scuba diving and I've also listened to a lot of loud music in the past. I've seen a doctor about it, but they said everything seems fine. I'm just not sure why both my ears still make these sounds. Do you have any thoughts on what it might be? Are there any over-the-counter treatments, herbs, or supplements that could help with this?

Accepted Answer

When the Eustachian tube doesn't open or close properly, it can cause crackling or popping sounds in the ear. so consult ENT surgeon for the same

My nose has been blocked for 3 years and it's really affecting my breathing. I can't take deep breaths properly and it's been like this for so long. How much does nose surgery cost and how many days will I need to stay in the hospital?

Nose surgery, often called rhinoplasty, can address nasal blockage, but the cost and required hospital stay vary. Surgery is generally a last resort after other treatments have been tried,

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