Safe Haven Ear Nose and Throat Facts

World Hearing Day is observed every year on March 3rd. It is organized by the World Health Organization (WHO) to raise awareness about hearing loss and promote ear and hearing care worldwide.
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Nasal polyp refers to a soft, painless, non-cancerous growth that develops from the lining of the nose or sinuses due to long-standing inflammation. Symptoms may include: Persistent nasal blockage or congestion,Runny nose or post-nasal drip,Reduced or lost sense of smell, Facial pressure or headache, Snoring or mouth breathing, Recurrent sinus infections.

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Peritonsillar Abscess (PTA) — also known as quinsy — is a collection of pus that forms near the tonsils, usually as a complication of untreated or severe tonsillitis.
Symptoms include: Severe sore throat (often one-sided), Fever and chills, Painful swallowing (odynophagia), Muffled voice (“hot potato voice”)
Drooling, Difficulty opening the mouth (trismus)
Swollen, tender lymph nodes, Uvula displaced to the opposite side

If left untreated it could lead to : Airway obstruction, Spread to deep neck spaces or mediastinum, Sepsis, Recurrent abscess formation.

Visit Safe Haven Ear Nose and Throat Facts for proper diagnosis and treatment.

Adenoid Hypertrophy refers to the abnormal enlargement of the adenoid tissue, which is located at the back of the nasal cavity, just above the tonsils. Visit your ENT doctor if your child is experiencing:Persistent nasal blockage, Snoring or breathing issues during sleep, Recurrent ear or sinus infections, Delayed speech or hearing difficulties in children

A foreign body in the nose occurs when an object is accidentally or intentionally inserted into the nostril. This is most common in young children but can happen at any age.

Common foreign bodies include:Beads, Buttons, Food particles, Small toys, Paper or foam pieces

Warning signs may include: Persistent unilateral nasal discharge (especially foul-smelling), Nasal congestion or blockage, Nosebleeds, Irritability or discomfort, Bad odor from the nose

What to do:
Do not attempt to remove the object yourself, as this could push it deeper or cause injury. Promptly visit an ENT Specialist for safe removal and proper evaluation to avoid complications.

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The ear is responsible for your hearing and balance

If you frequently experience dizziness, imbalance, or a spinning sensation, it’s important to seek professional help. Vertigo can significantly impact your quality of life — but with the right diagnosis and care, it’s treatable.

At Safe Haven ENT Specialist Hospital

Our ENT professionals use advanced diagnostic tools to pinpoint the cause of your vertigo. We offer personalized treatment plans — from medication and physical therapy to vestibular rehabilitation — all designed to restore your balance and confidence.

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Losing your sense of smell affects more than just your enjoyment of food.
It can impact your safety, your nutrition… and even your emotional well-being.
At Safe Haven ENT Specialist Hospital, our team of experts is here to help you breathe easier… and smell again.

Early diagnosis leads to better treatment outcomes.
Don’t ignore the signs.
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