Daegu Dowon-dong Hand ENT Clinic that properly treats event-related illnesses

Daegu Dowon-dong Hand ENT Clinic that properly treats event-related illnesses

There are a total of two ENT clinics in my neighborhood that I attend.
Hand Ear Nose and Throat Clinic is a place to visit when there are event-related illnesses.
It's best to go to an otolaryngologist when you catch a cold.
However, when I visited Daegu Dowon-dong Son ENT Clinic
I felt that the medication was too strong and that I wasn't recovering quickly.
And there are so many people that the waiting time is also very long.
So, when the child catches a cold, they go to the pediatric clinic they attend.
I prefer to go to a different ENT clinic.

Then, when should I visit Son Eye Ear Nose Throat Clinic?
As I mentioned earlier, when an event-related disease occurs
They really helped me recover wonderfully.
I think it suits me better than it does the children.
Everyone has a hospital that suits them best.

The total number of diseases I have treated here is three.

In addition, I experienced various minor symptoms.

There is a symptom that has been definitively cured.

The first is benign paroxysmal positional vertigo.

One day, I suddenly started feeling dizzy.
One day, I woke up and the world was spinning.
I have experienced benign paroxysmal positional vertigo for the first time, but

This is definitely benign paroxysmal positional vertigo.
I can't go anywhere by driving alone.

I thought I should go somewhere close to home.
So, I went straight to the ENT clinic.
As expected, the test confirmed that it is indeed benign paroxysmal positional vertigo.

A doctor who explains the causes and treatment methods for benign paroxysmal positional vertigo.
Here, the teacher likes that.
Why this disease occurs and what kind of treatment and how much treatment will be needed in the future
Please explain it properly.

Benign paroxysmal positional vertigo is treated with repositioning maneuvers.
A small stone attached to the vestibular organ.
Dizziness occurs due to the dislodgement of the otolith.
Depending on which side and position of the ear this otolith is located in
They say that the direction and method of the substitution surgery differ when placing it back in its original position.

I fell from the left posterior semicircular canal.
They say it's the most common direction that occurs.

This was done by the nurse in the treatment room.
Depending on the situation, a substitution procedure may be performed once and then improve.
There are cases where it needs to be performed multiple times.
I have done it quite a few times, but.
The severe dizziness has disappeared, but
I kept feeling a slight dizziness continuously.
The symptoms improved over time.

The second is vocal cord paralysis.

One day, I suddenly found it very difficult to breathe.

Having gone to various hospitals here and there
I went to the ENT clinic just in case my throat was bothering me.
However, regardless of breathing symptoms

I was told that I have symptoms of vocal cord paralysis.

When I examined the vocal cords, I found that one side was not closing properly.
When speaking, both vocal cords should come together and close to produce a normal voice.
I usually have a bit of a sore throat.
Since one vocal cord is not closing properly.
It's because I tense my neck to close it, so my neck hurts.
I was unaware because I had been living my usual life without realizing it.
When the vocal cords close properly, you will exert less effort on your throat than now.
I heard that your voice sounds much softer and lower.

As expected, these principles and issues

It was good to have each one explained individually.

Most vocal cord paralysis improves with medication treatment.
They say that if you maintain proper daily habits, things will get better.
While doing so, you also prepare medicine for me.
Speak without putting strain on your throat.
Since I don't drink alcohol or smoke, I was told not to consume cold drinks or caffeine.
And drink water frequently to keep your throat soft.
He always told me to protect my neck.

As a result, my throat definitely improved in about two weeks.
My voice is naturally like that.

I thought that was just my normal throat condition.
After being diagnosed with vocal cord paralysis and undergoing treatment

I realized that it is in much better condition.

The third is aerogenic otitis media.

I am someone who suffers for several days because my ears become blocked after flying.
Even just going to Jeju Island, if you're unlucky, such symptoms can occur.

So I was very worried before going to Guam.
I went to receive medical treatment in advance.
I heard that I can see the condition of my ear and receive medication in advance.
When I told you, you looked at my ear,
They said the condition isn't good haha
I guess I have a bit of hearing loss.

I didn't know.
They told me to take the medicine one hour before boarding the plane.

I was very pleased that you prepared the medication so easily.
Fortunately, I was fine when I left.

There were no symptoms in Guam.
But I forgot and took my medication late when I returned.
And then, the inevitable occurrence of barotrauma-induced middle ear infection ㅠㅠ
I immediately went to Hand Ear Nose and Throat Clinic, and they checked my ear condition.
He said that after taking the medicine, it would be okay in a few days.
But even after a week, I still felt a sense of fullness.
I went back, and I was told I just have to wait a bit longer...
If you're really frustrated, there's also a way to perforate the eardrum.
I think it will be okay if a few more days pass.

They said they wouldn't particularly recommend it.
I also said I was too scared to perforate my eardrum and would wait.
Chewing a lot of gum to relieve symptoms
He told me to block my nose, close my mouth, and then blow air in.
I like that you are sharing ways to practice this in everyday life.
Fortunately, the symptoms completely disappeared after about three days.
As expected, if you do as the teacher says, it will be fine.

Now that I think about it, the Hand ENT Clinic is visited so often, both big and small.
The teacher may seem blunt, but they secretly take good care of us.
Not only medication but also for treatment in daily life

They provide good guidance on how to practice.

And the nurses are all kind and nice.
My son has been greeted warmly and spoken to kindly every time we visited since he was young.
They say they will treat me like a neighborhood aunt.
However, there are too many patients.

Sometimes, having to wait an hour is really exhausting.
After visiting consistently, I find that I don't usually match with mild symptoms like a cold, but
When treatment is required on an event basis

Hand and Ear, Nose, and Throat Clinic that fits very well.