Medical articles of Hoarseness

A hoarse voice can be frustrating and sometimes worrying. Many people notice it after extended periods of speaking or singing, but occasionally it may signal an underlying problem. In this guide, a c...

A recent ENT study's findings point toward how the autonomic nervous system works differently when throat symptoms dominate. Leading consultant laryngologist and tracheal surgeon Professor Reza Nourae...

A lump in the neck can be concerning, but in many cases, it is harmless and temporary. However, some neck lumps may indicate an underlying medical condition that requires attention. Understanding the ...

Head and neck cancer includes a variety of malignancies affecting the throat, mouth, larynx, nose and sinuses. Advances in treatment have improved patient outcomes, focusing on personalised therapy, m...

Revered consultant ear, nose and throat (ENT) surgeon Mr Gaurav Kumar gives an informative guide to pharyngeal pouch, including the commonly associated symptoms, diagnostic process and treatment, in t...

In this informative article, leading consultant ENT surgeon and laryngologist Mr Nick Hamilton gives an all-you-need-to-know guide to acid reflux, including its symptoms, diagnosis and treatment as we...

Chronic hoarseness can certainly cause a certain degree of concern, particularly if it shows no sign of disappearing. In our latest article, highly skilled and vastly experienced consultant ENT and he...

Over the decades there have been new techniques and methods discovered for treatment of throat problems and reflux. Internationally renowned consultant otolaryngologist Professor Martin Anthony Bircha...

Mr Julian McGlashan, an experienced consultant ENT surgeon, sheds light on some of the ways alcohol abuse can negatively affect your throat.

Having a working voice is essential for many professions, such as teachers, lawyers and singers, so having a voice disorder can be very disruptive. Mr Brian Fish, a top otolaryngologist, explains how ...