It seems like everyone is walking around with earbuds or headphones these days- even children. But how safe is it for our little one’s ears to keep up with this inevitable, technological trend? With virtual classrooms and daily digital interactions…
When something enters our system or comes in contact with our bodies that our immune system deems as harmful to the body, it responds by producing antibodies that lead to what we call allergic reactions. Be it seasonal allergies to…
It’s summer time, which means your child is ready to jump in the pool and swim to their heart's content. Unfortunately with this sort of lifestyle can come potential sunburns and the dreaded swimmer’s ear. CDC defines swimmer’s ear as…
Sleep apnea can be summarized as a sleep disorder in which breathing repeatedly starts and stops throughout sleep. As mentioned in our previous post, "Different Types of Sleep Apnea Treatments," an estimated 22 million Americans suffer from sleep apnea. While…
If you have found yourself in the pediatricians office more frequently than you ever hoped with ear, nose, or throat problems, you will likely be referred to a Pediatric ENT. As discussed in previous posts there are many reasons your…
Ear, Nose & Throat issues are extremely common in young children. As mentioned in our previous post “Does your child need to see a Pediatric ENT” the ear, nose, and throat regions are not fully developed until age 6 which…
Ear, nose, and throat complications are one of the leading causes for trips to the pediatrician each year. Ear infections alone account for up to 30 million pediatrician visits annually. The ear, nose, and throat regions are not fully developed…
