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Children's ear, nose, and throat problems are the primary focus of paediatric ENT doctors' diagnosis and treatment. A professional can: Perform hearing tests to ascertain the extent of any harm if your child is having ear issues as a result of earphones or other factors.

Have you ever struggled with chronic sinus problems, a persistent sore throat, or hearing issues that interfere with your daily activities? These may seem like minor inconveniences, but they can significantly affect your quality of life, and finding relief often necessitates the help of a specialist.

In this engaging podcast episode by Farrer Park Hospital, two seasoned specialists— Aurion ENT’s Otorhinolaryngologist Dr. Liu Jiaying and Respiratory Medicine Specialist Dr. Alvin Ng—delve into the commonly asked questions about nasal allergies, allergic rhinitis, sinusitis, and asthma.

Getting hearing aids can truly transform your life, allowing you to experience sounds you might not have realised you were missing. From the gentle rustling of leaves to the ease of engaging in conversations with family and friends, hearing aids can help you reconnect with the world around you.

Adjusting to hearing loss as you age can be quite challenging. After years of enjoying independence, social interactions, and an active lifestyle, experiencing hearing impairment can feel like a loss of that freedom. Age-related hearing loss, known as presbycusis, is a common issue, but that doesn’t make it any easier to cope with.

Ear wax might seem insignificant, but when it accumulates, especially in children, it can lead to more problems than many parents realise. Excessive ear wax, or cerumen impaction, is a surprisingly common issue among kids and can result in various complications, including discomfort, hearing issues, and even delays in speech development.

Many parents think of snoring as something harmless, often imagining it as a problem for adults rather than kids. However, if your child is snoring regularly, especially if it’s loud or accompanied by pauses in breathing, it could be a sign of something more serious