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Nasal decongestion application for comfort
Gentle insertion of the rhinoscope
Scope removal and findings discussion
Thorough inspection of all nasal areas

What is Rhinoscopy?

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Stay well-hydrated by drinking plenty of fluids, especially water.
Try to stay away from things that can irritate your throat, like cigarette smoke, pollution in the air, and strong smells from chemicals.

If your doctor thinks there might be something unusual in your throat, they might do a biopsy, which means taking a tiny piece of tissue to look at under a microscope. This helps figure out what's going on, including checking for cancer.

Hello and welcome! The pharynx serves essential functions in multiple bodily functions. At MyENTCare ENT clinic in Athelmer, We emphasize that prevention is the optimal approach for optimal ENT function. Here's our guide to keeping your throat healthy.

Chronic throat pain lasting more than 2 weeks
Painful food passage that causes weight loss
Lump in throat sensation that persists despite treatment
Otalgia with normal ear exam
Unexplained voice changes without recent illness

Schedule regular checkups with your ENT specialist
Practice good daily routines as described above
Stay informed about ENT conditions
Follow through treatments as advised
Watch for rentry.co symptoms and act promptly when appropriate

Tissue sampling for unexplained lesions
Speech therapy for voice disorders
Precision therapy for small growths
Tonsillectomy when recurrent issues occur

Daily Habits for Throat Health

Looking at your voice box is super important for keeping your throat healthy. Your larynx contains your vocal cords, which you need to talk and breathe. ENT doctors are specially trained to meticulously assess the structure and function of the larynx to identify any abnormalities that may be impacting your voice or breathing. As we've mentioned, we often use laryngoscopy to look at your voice box, but we might also do other tests to see how your vocal cords are moving and how your voice sounds.