Snoring is a common issue among adults in Singapore and everywhere in the world. Often causes disrupted sleep and waking up tired in the morning. While it's easy to laugh off the noise, persistent snoring can be a sign of something more serious, or at the very least, a barrier to quality rest.
Stress and tinnitus are more intertwined than you might realise. At first glance, that persistent ringing or whooshing in your ears seems purely an auditory issue.
We've all experienced those small, painful sores inside a child's mouth that can turn mealtimes into a struggle and make tooth brushing a challenge. While mouth ulcers are fairly common in children, how can you determine when they are harmless and when it's necessary to visit an ENT doctor?
Have you been turning up the TV a little louder lately or asking people to repeat themselves? Are you struggling to catch every word in a noisy café? This may seem small and it's easy to brush these moments off as nothing
When was the last time you really thought about your ears? I mean, not just the usual “Did I wear my favourite earrings today?” or “Where did I leave my AirPods?” but actual ear care. It’s one of those things we often overlook until it becomes a real hassle, like when the TV sounds all muffled even when the volume is cranked up or when you find yourself asking people to repeat themselves more often than you’d like to admit.
Dr Liu was invited to speak at the Farrer Park Hospital Annual Scientific Meeting on 24 May 2025. Her talk was entitled Immunotherapeutics in the Management of Chronic Sinusitis with Nasal polyps.
Although the majority of cysts are not harmful, they can eventually become bothersome, unsightly, or even uncomfortable. Cysts are surprisingly common. Because they fear painful procedures, scarring, or downtime, many Singaporeans avoid dealing with cysts.
If you’ve been wondering why your nose seems to have its own plans lately, Singapore’s dry weather might be the reason. Singapore’s dry weather, rare but impactful, can be a major culprit behind sudden nosebleeds.
For many people dealing with hearing loss, living in a world of silence is just part of their everyday life. Picture yourself in a lively room filled with laughter, music, or casual chats—yet everything sounds so far away.
Mouth ulcers can be very irritating and painful. These small but painful sores can make eating, drinking, and talking difficult. If your child keeps getting mouth ulcers, you may find yourself wondering why and what you can do about it.
