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A Throat Cancer Diagnosis Can Be Difficult, But We’re Here to Support You
If you’ve been diagnosed with throat cancer or are concerned you may have it, it’s easy to feel worried and overwhelmed. But you don’t have to navigate this process by yourself. At , we can guide you through the next steps while ensuring that you receive the highest quality treatment. What Are the Different Types…
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Thyroid & Parathyroid Conditions
What Are the Thyroid and Parathyroid? The thyroid is an endocrine gland that produces a hormone that regulates metabolism. It’s located near the collarbone. The parathyroid glands are in the neck and control how much calcium enters the bloodstream and certain tissues. When these glands aren’t functioning properly, it can cause symptoms ranging from depression…
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Laryngitis
What Is Laryngitis? It’s frustrating to be in the middle of a presentation at work or a conversation with friends and lose your voice. One cause of this is laryngitis, which occurs when your larynx, or voice box, becomes inflamed. When the vocal cords become inflamed, they swell, which causes the sounds they produce to…
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Tonsillitis
What Is Tonsillitis? Tonsillitis refers to the inflammation of the tonsils, two pads of tissue on either side of the throat that stop germs from entering the body. Tonsillitis is typically caused by a virus, but it also can be the result of a bacterial infection. It usually lasts between three and seven days. If…
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Our Team Can Help You Reduce Your Acid Reflux Symptoms
If you’ve experienced acid reflux, you’re familiar with how uncomfortable it can be. Stomach contents seep back into the esophagus, which causes heartburn. The condition, also known as gastroesophageal reflux disease (GERD), affects millions of Americans each year. If you’re dealing with acid reflux, you’re not alone, and our team can help you find relief…
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Loss of Smell
What Causes Loss of Smell? Anosmia, or loss of smell, often occurs when the and inflamed. This is typically the result of colds, flu, allergies, sinusitis and nonallergic rhinitis. Additionally, like polyps and tumors block the flow of air through the nose. Additional reasons people lose their sense of smell include: Why Does COVID-19 Cause…
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Deviated Septum
What Is a Deviated Septum? A deviated septum refers to nasal passage walls that are off-center. In severe instances, this condition can lead to difficulty breathing, nasal blockages and bloody noses. At , we can determine how to best treat your deviated septum, so it doesn’t prevent you from participating in the activities that mean…
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Nasal Fracture
What Is a Nasal Fracture? A nasal fracture refers to a break in the bone of your nose. This injury can cause a variety of symptoms, including pain, nosebleeds or trouble breathing. If you or your child are experiencing a broken nose, can provide treatment to fix the injury and relieve your discomfort. How Can…
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Congestion & Stuffy Nose
What Is Congestion? Congestion, also known as a stuffy nose, occurs when nasal tissue and blood vessels become swollen. This results in a plugged feeling. A study found that one in four U.S. adults experiences chronic nasal congestion symptoms daily. Though a stuffy nose often clears up within a few days, you should seek medical…
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Nosebleeds
What Causes Nosebleeds? A nosebleed occurs when the interior lining of the nose becomes irritated or dries out. This causes the blood vessels to break and bleed. The following can result in a nosebleed: What Causes Nosebleeds in Kids? For children, the most common causes of nosebleeds include nose picking, allergies or dry air. Are…
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