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7 Tips for Clear Sinuses
Keep those sinuses nice and clear! Drink Lots of water. Doing so helps keep your mucus loose. (I know, doesn’t sound appealing) Inhale steam 3-4 times a day. You don’t need a humidifier. Just boil a...
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GERD Diagnosis/Treatment
As mentioned in our last post, Gastroesophageal Reflux Disease (GERD) can be a little complicated to diagnose. Its symptoms are close to that of regular heartburn, acid reflux, or even stomach ulcers....
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Taste Disorders
Welcome to our new series of taste disorders! Everything you wanted to know about your tongue and sense of smell (the two are closely related). We will work you through how your sense of taste works,...
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What Causes Taste Disorders
There are some people who are born without the ability to taste or smell. These are the few, however, in comparison to those who develop taste and smell disorders. Most often, if not always, they are...
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1. Supplements as Natural Sunscreens Vitamin D is important for the body, and the body gets its main supply from the sun. But too much sunscreen can prevent you from getting your daily requirements....
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Healing is a matter of time, but it is sometimes also a matter of opportunity. -Hippocrates
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What Taste Disorders are there?
The most common disorder with taste is a phantom taste perception. As its title explains, persons with this condition experience a taste in their mouth that’s not really there. It’s how their senses...
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How do you Diagnose and Treat Taste Disorders?
To get a thorough diagnosis you must come in to meet with an ENT to undergo a series of tests. Contact us if you feel that you are experiencing any serious smell or taste problems. The ENT will put you...
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Stay Alert and Sharpen Your Memory Did you know that some studies say that smelling rosemary helps you stay alert and improves your memory. Try to stay sharp by smelling a fresh scent of rosemary or...
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Family Caregivers Month in November
Perhaps it’s a little known fact, but November is celebrated as Family Caregivers Month. A family caregiver is one who tends to a family member who needs support in the home. They sacrifice so much to...
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All About Your Nose!
Ah, the nose. It’s one of our specialties as an Ear, Nose, and Throat clinic. The nose sits right out there in front of everybody all day long, yet it’s not very well understood. Be it the anatomy of a...
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What to do for Nosebleeds
The bad news is that winter is the season for nosebleeds because of how dry it can get. Especially in New Mexico. The good news is there are certain measures you can take to prevent your nosebleeds,...
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Otolaryngology (ENT)
Otolaryngology (oh/toe/lair/in/goll/oh/jee) is the treatment of the ear, nose, throat (ENT), and related parts of the head and neck. People generally know Otolaryngologists as ENT specialists. ENT’s...
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Allergies and Asthma in America: A History
We thought this infographic was super informative – we think you will too. Learn more about allergies and asthma. Infographic authored by Oransi LLC. To view the original post, check out the original...
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Syncope: Heart Problems
Syncope is definitely something everyone should be aware of as it can affect as much as 50% of the U.S. population at least once during their lifetime. Syncope is the loss of consciousness due to loss...
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