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Dr. Jessica Lee Discusses Lifestyle Medicine on the BackTable Podcast
Charleston ENT provider Dr. Jessica Lee recently appeared on the BackTable ENT podcast. She discussed the role of lifestyle medicine and non-pharmacological therapy in otolaryngology. To listen to the podcast, click here.
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Should I See a Doctor for a Nosebleed?
Nosebleeds are not uncommon. In fact, one in seven Americans will experience a nosebleed at least once. They are often caused by dry air or climate, injury to the nose or steroid nasal sprays. Nosebleeds…
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How ENTs Diagnose Ear Infections in Children
Ear infections are uncomfortable at any age, and they are more common in children than adults. This is because a child’s immune system has not fully developed yet, and their Eustachian tubes are smaller, which…
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How Your Diet Can Affect Acid Reflux Symptoms
Most of us have had the occasional bout of heartburn, known also as acid reflux. However, if you notice that you’re frequently experiencing symptoms after you eat, it may wise to change your diet to…
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Care for Your ENT Health in the New Year
As we settle into January, you may be thinking about New Year’s resolutions. One option is to dedicate more attention and care to your ENT health. There are a variety of ways you can maximize…
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Why Are Tonsillectomies & Adenoidectomies Performed?
The tonsils and adenoids are pieces of tissue that fight infection and are part of the body’s immune system. The tonsils are located in the back of the mouth on both sides of the throat,…
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Do You Have Insomnia?
According to an article published in the Journal of Clinical Sleep Medicine, “Approximately 30% of a variety of adult samples drawn from different countries report one or more of the symptoms of insomnia: difficulty initiating…
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Do You Have a Latex Allergy?
If you have a latex allergy, it means your body mistakes the proteins found in natural rubber latex—a product made from rubber trees—for a harmful substance and attacks it. In most cases, synthetic latex does…
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Tis the Season To Avoid These Holiday Allergy Triggers
The holiday season is an exciting time of year for many, but this time of year can also be triggering for allergies. However, if you’re aware of potential triggers, it will be easier to avoid…
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Help Your Child Avoid Ear Infections This Winter
Winter is an exciting time for many because of the start of the holidays, but it’s also peak season for colds, the flu and ear infections. Also known as otitis media, an ear infection results…