20/04/2026Mr Gaurav KumarENT SpecialistHow do tonsil stones form, and how are they managed?Here, revered consultant ENT surgeon, Mr Gaurav Kumar, shares his expert insights with regards to tonsil stones.More articles from this doctor
17/04/2026Mr Guna Reddy-KolanuENT SpecialistUnderstanding the connection between tinnitus and hearing lossTinnitus and hearing loss may occur together or separately, and understanding their relationship is important for effective management.More articles from this doctor
13/04/2026Written by Top DoctorsWhat to know about nasal obstructionsNasal obstructions occur when the airflow into and out of the nose is impaired, whether due to structural abnormalities or inflammation of the nasal tissues. In this article, a consultant ENT surgeon explores the different types of nasal obstructions and what solutions are available to patients so that they can breathe easily.
02/04/2026Mr Okechukwu OkonkwoENT SpecialistWhat to know about hay feverOn hand to provide us with an all-you-need-to-know guide regarding hay fever is highly experienced consultant ENT surgeon, Mr Okechukwu Okonkwo.More articles from this doctor
30/03/2026Ms Eirini LentariConsultant ENT Surgeon and Phoniatrician (Voice Specialist)Earache without discharge: a hidden connection to base of the tongue lesionsIn some cases, individuals experience persistent earache without any ear discharge or apparent infection, which may be a sign of a more serious underlying condition. One such condition is a lesion at the base of the tongue.More articles from this doctor
30/03/2026Written by Top DoctorsNew treatments for snoring: what works and what’s on the horizonSnoring can disrupt sleep and signal sleep apnoea. Discover the latest treatments to reduce or stop snoring effectively.
26/03/2026Written by Top DoctorsDizziness and vestibular balance problemsDizziness is a common but often unsettling symptom that can significantly affect daily life. People may describe dizziness in different ways, such as feeling light-headed, unsteady, or as if the room is spinning. It is often linked to problems with the vestibular system, the part of the inner ear that helps control balance.
24/03/2026Mr Rajeev AdvaniConsultant ENT surgeon and rhinoplasty specialistRepair for “cocaine nose”: causes, symptoms and surgical treatment optionsDamage to the nose caused by cocaine use, often referred to as cocaine nose, can lead to significant structural and functional problems. More articles from this doctor
23/03/2026Mr Ryan Chin Taw CheongConsultant ENT and Sleep SurgeonDrug-induced sleep endoscopy (DISE)Mr Ryan Chin Taw Cheong, leading ENT and sleep surgeon at Cleveland Clinic London, goes into expert detail as to why drug-induced sleep endoscopy supports more precise treatment planning, and can improve outcomes for patients who don’t respond to standard therapies.More articles from this doctor
16/03/2026Written by Top DoctorsEar infection: symptoms, causes and treatment explainedEar infections are one of the most common reasons people seek medical advice, particularly in children, although adults can also be affected. They can cause significant discomfort, hearing problems and, in some cases, complications if left untreated.