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Rhinitis
Inflammation of the mucous membrane leading to the infection and irritation inside the nose is medically termed as Rhinitis. Caused by various reasons, the infection is found usually among children although it can affect adults too. Symptoms of Rhinitis The most common symptoms of Rhinitis are stuffy nose, runny nose and drippings from the nasals. The infection can also cause the eyes to itch and they turn watery or reddish and puffiness may also form around. Other symptoms that show up during a ...
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Tonsillitis
Tonsillitis is simply the inflammation or swelling up of the tonsils. The tonsils are lymph nodes that are present in the back of the mouth and on top of the throat. The role of the tonsils is to filter out bacteria and other germs to prevent any sort of infections from occurring in the body. The inflammation can also affect other parts of the throat too. The infection is commonly found among children (3-6 years) and young people and sometimes even in adults. The infection is highly contagious in nature. &nbs...
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Ear Infection
The inflammation caused as a result of an infection of the middle ear is commonly known as an ear infection. Although there are many types of ear infections depending on the way it is affected, the most common of all is called the “Otisis Media”. Types of Ear Infections There are basically two types of ear infections namely; Acute and Chronic Ear Infections. An acute ear infection is described as a painful but short-lived infection. On the other hand, chronic infections are long term and can ...
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Sinusitis
Sinus is a cavity that is present within a bone or other tissues mainly found in the regions of the face connecting to the nasal cavities. Sinus-related disease or Sinusitis is defined as a group of disorders that are categorized by the inflammation of the mucosa of the nose and within the paranasal sinuses. There are basically three types of sinusitis conditions depending on the duration of symptom persistence namely; Acute Sub-acute Chronic Acute bacterial sinusitis is often confirmed when symptoms have not ...