FESS: Everything You Need to Know About Sinus Surgery

Complete Guide to FESS Surgery for Sinus Conditions Functional Endoscopic Sinus Surgery (FESS) is a modern, minimally invasive procedure used to treat chronic sinus problems that do not respond to medication and conservative treatments. FESS has become the gold standard for sinus surgery due to its effectiveness, safety, and faster recovery compared to traditional techniques. […]

What is Winter Sinusitis? Understanding Cold-Season Sinus Inflammation

What is Winter Sinusitis? Winter sinusitis is a common problem in cold weather. It happens when the small air spaces inside your nose get blocked and irritated. Cold air, dry weather, and frequent colds can cause mucus to build up, making it hard to breathe properly. This can lead to a blocked nose, facial pressure, […]

Allergic Rhinitis vs Common Cold: Key Differences Explained

Introduction Many people wonder about the difference between allergic rhinitis and common cold. Both can cause sneezing, runny nose, and congestion. However, they have different causes and treatments. Understanding allergic rhinitis vs common cold helps you choose the right care. In this blog, we explain how to tell if it’s a cold or allergy. We […]

Tonsillitis & Strep Throat: Warning Signs You Should Not Ignore

Introduction Tonsillitis and strep throat are common throat infections. Both can cause pain and discomfort. Early recognition of tonsillitis warning signs and strep throat symptoms is important. If left untreated, these conditions may lead to serious problems. Therefore, knowing when to see a doctor for sore throat can help you stay healthy. This guide will […]

Hoarseness & Laryngitis: When Voice Rest Is Not Enough

Introduction: Understanding Hoarseness and Laryngitis Hoarseness and laryngitis are common voice problems. Hoarseness means your voice sounds rough, weak, or strained. Laryngitis is swelling of the voice box, also called the larynx. Often, people try voice rest to help. However, sometimes voice rest is not enough. In these cases, you may need more help to […]

Hoarseness That Lasts More Than 2 Weeks — When to Worry

ASIAN ENT CARE CENTRE, Dr. Chava Anjaneyulu

Hoarseness means your voice sounds raspy, weak, or strained. Sometimes, it happens after a cold or from shouting. But if you have hoarseness that lasts more than 2 weeks, it is important to pay attention. While most voice changes are harmless, persistent hoarseness can signal a more serious problem. Knowing the causes and warning signs […]

Silent Reflux (LPR): When Heartburn Shows Up in Your Throat

ASIAN ENT CARE CENTRE, Dr. Chava Anjaneyulu

What is Silent Reflux (LPR)? Silent Reflux (LPR) is a condition where stomach acid travels up to the throat and voice box. Unlike classic heartburn, you may not feel burning in your chest. Instead, the acid irritates your throat. Because of this, many people do not realize they have it. Doctors call it “silent” because […]

Adenoid & Tonsil Issues in Kids – Signs to Watch For

Asian Ent,ASIAN ENT CARE CENTRE, Dr. Chava Anjaneyulu

Adenoid & tonsil issues in kids are common. These problems can cause trouble with breathing, sleeping, and eating. Early recognition of adenoid problems in children or tonsil symptoms in kids helps prevent bigger health concerns. Because these tissues are part of the immune system, they often swell or get infected. Knowing the signs of enlarged […]

Acoustic Neuroma: Symptoms, Diagnosis, and Treatment

Asian Ent,ASIAN ENT CARE CENTRE, Dr. Chava Anjaneyulu

Introduction An acoustic neuroma is a non-cancerous growth. It forms on the nerve that connects your ear to your brain. This nerve helps you hear and keep your balance. While acoustic neuroma is rare, it can affect hearing and balance if not treated. Early detection is important. Knowing the signs and treatment options can help […]

Screen Time & Speech Delays – Is There a Link?

Asian Ent,ASIAN ENT CARE CENTRE, Dr. Chava Anjaneyulu

Introduction Many parents worry about the effects of screens on their children. The topic of screen time and speech delays is now more important than ever. Children today use tablets, phones, and TVs daily. But, could too much screen time slow their speech development? Understanding this link helps parents and caregivers make better choices. Early […]