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Ayurvedic Doctor•Lakhimpur Kheri
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This year s World Deaf Day set to be celebrated on 27th September urges people to practice its message of living beyond fear, as is articulated in its motto: Hearing for life.
World Deaf Day will be celebrated on 27th September this year, and like every year, numerous sensitization programmes will be organized by individuals and institutions to educate people about the implications of hearing loss. World Deaf Day is celebrated every year in the month of September to celebrate the memory of...more
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MS - ENT, MBBS

ENT Specialist•Delhi
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Visit an ENT specialist to get the ear check-up done and find out the common causes like wax, drum perforation, sensorineural hearing loss, unsafe csom, otosclerosis etc. Timely intervention can restore hearing to a large extent and cure the underlying disease.
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Ayurvedic Doctor•Lakhimpur Kheri
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Eye donation is one of the most selfless acts in the world that can radically change people s lives. Corneal blindness is the most common cause of blindness which is cured nowadays by modern medical procedures. Corneal transplantation is carried out by replacing the impaired cornea with the healthy cornea from a donor. But still, many people suffer from this ailment due to the lack of donors.

Let us know about some of the most important facts about eye donation.

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ENT Specialist•Mumbai
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Diabetes occurs when blood glucose or blood sugar is too high. There are three kinds of diabetes: type 1 diabetes, type 2 diabetes, and gestational diabetes. Type 1 diabetes is a type of diabetes where the body produces no insulin or very little insulin and a patient needs daily insulin injections in order to maintain healthy levels of glucose. Type 2 diabetes is more usual in adults. This type of diabetes produces insulin but does not get utilised in the body. Gestational diabetes is a kind of ...more
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MBBS, MS - ENT, DNB - ENT

ENT Specialist•Nashik
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The body has its own protective mechanisms, and one of these is the ear wax. The skin in the ear produces an oily, waxy substance known as cerumen. This is produced to help protect the ear from the dust and the microorganisms that it is constantly subjected to. What happens is this earwax is naturally removed from the ear as it gets washed away through the ear canal that opens to the outside. However, in some cases, where there is excessive production of wax, it can harden and cause a blockage. ...more
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MBBS, MS - ENT, DNB - ENT

ENT Specialist•Nashik
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Eardrum is a thin curtain-like tissue that separates the inner ear from the middle and outer ear. If this eardrum is somehow punctured, then that condition is referred to as an eardrum perforation. The eardrum can get perforated for a variety of reasons, but here are the major causes for the same.

Causes Of Ear Drum Perforations

Infection- An ear infection can alleviate an eardrum perforation. Usually, the infected area may undergo inflammation to such a degree that it may punc...more
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ENT Specialist•Mumbai
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Ear problems can strike any individual of any age, and be very troublesome. It can even impair normal life. However, children are especially vulnerable to these and all diseases because their immune systems have not developed to full strength yet. There are several kinds of ear diseases that may affect children.

Which is the most common type of ear ailment that affects children?

The human ear has three parts: the inside, the middle and the outside. Children are most prone to ac...more
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ENT Specialist•Gurgaon
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Tympanic Membrane, commonly known as eardrum, divides external parts of the ear (consisting of Pinna or Auricle and External Auditory Cavity) and the middle ear (Tympanic cavity). The function of the Tympanic Membrane is to transmit the sound of air via ossicles of the middle ear to the oval window in the cochlea. It converts and amplifies vibration in air to the vibration in fluid.

An eardrum rupture is a small hole or tear in the thin tissue which divides the external ear canal and mi...more
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General Physician•Kolkata
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Most people listen to music or their favourite videos while on the move, and they spend a considerable amount of time plugging in the headphones or earphones. If you are concerned about the pros and cons of the headphones and earphones, or rather which one is better, you will have to consider various aspects. These include noise isolation, frequency response, noise cancellation and comfort of wearing.

Earphones are devices which are worn on the pinna or the internal part of the ear. Thi...more
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BAMS, CRAV - Ophthalmology

Ayurvedic Doctor•Gurgaon
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Glaucoma is a type of eye disease in which the optic nerve of the eyes get damage. The problem gets worse over time and leads to a condition where a person is not able to see, thus blindness.

Glaucoma can also cause due to the pressure buildup inside the eyes. This buildup of pressure is known as intraocular pressure which leads to damage the optic nerve. The optic nerve of the eyes is responsible for transmitting images formed on the retina to the brain. Due to the damage of this optic...more
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