Medical articles of Paediatric Otolaryngology

03/03/2026
Mr Michael Saunders
ENT Specialist and Paediatric ENT Specialist
Sinus surgery explained: what patients need to know before, during, and after the procedure
Sinus problems can affect anyone, from children to adults, causing discomfort, congestion, and recurrent infections. For some patients, medications and lifestyle changes aren’t enough, and sinus surgery becomes the most effective option.
30/10/2025
Mr Amit Parmar
Paediatric ENT Specialist
Tongue tie in children: Symptoms, diagnosis and treatment options
Tongue tie in children, also known as ankyloglossia, is a condition where the strip of skin connecting the tongue to the floor of the mouth is shorter, thicker, or tighter than usual. This can make it difficult for babies to feed effectively, or for older children to move their tongues freely.
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25/02/2025
Mr Amit Parmar
Paediatric ENT Specialist
Ear infections in children
Ear infections are a common childhood illness that can cause discomfort and temporary hearing difficulties. Understanding their causes, symptoms and treatment options can help parents manage the condition effectively.
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18/12/2024
Mr Ravinder Singh Natt
ENT Specialist
When surgery is the solution: Tonsils and adenoids in children
Tonsils and adenoids are important parts of the immune system during early childhood, helping to fight infections. However, when they become chronically inflamed or enlarged, they can cause recurring health issues that affect a child’s daily life, including breathing, sleep and overall well-being. In such cases, surgical removal may provide a solution.
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07/06/2024
Miss Victoria Alexander
Adult & Paediatric ENT
Sore throats and their different causes: The common cold, strep throat and tonsillitis
When you have a sore throat, the throat’s inner lining becomes inflamed as your body responds to a viral or bacterial infection. It becomes dry, which can make eating and drinking uncomfortable, and make your voice become hoarse. Leading consultant adult and paediatric ENT surgeon Miss Victoria Alexander take a closer look at strep throat, tonsillitis and the common cold as causes of a sore throat, as well as how to spot the difference.
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03/04/2023
Mr Kiran Varad
Consultant ENT Surgeon
Ear infections in children: When to see a doctor
Revered consultant paediatric and general ENT surgeon Mr Kiran Varad explains all you need to know about ear infections in young children in this informative article.
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26/01/2023
Mr Christopher Pepper
Paediatric ENT Specialist
Breathing difficulties while sleeping: how can I help my child?
If children experience breathing difficulties while they sleep, they can suffer from a wide range of symptoms, as explained by consultant paediatric ENT surgeon Mr Christopher Pepper in his latest article below.
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05/09/2022
Mr Christopher Pepper
Paediatric ENT Specialist
Paediatric sleep disorders: An expert overview of medical conditions such as sleep apnoea
When children have sleep apnoea, a good night's sleep is easier said than done. This condition can significantly affect both the child's and their family's/carers' quality of life, and leading consultant paediatric otolaryngologist Mr Christopher Pepper is here to explain all about how this happens and what can be done about it.
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06/05/2021
Mr Christopher Pepper
Paediatric ENT Specialist
Acquired hearing loss in children – everything you need to know
Loss of hearing can be frightening for people of all ages, for children even more so. Find out all you need to know about this issue here.
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11/11/2020
Mr Christopher Pepper
Paediatric ENT Specialist
Why does my child keep getting swimmer's ear?
Swimmer's ear, also known as otitis externa, is an infection of the skin of the ear canal and all too common in children who spend a lot of their time in the water, especially during the summer. Some children develop repeat infections which will need extra care and attention. Mr Christopher Pepper explains more.
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