Signs You Need to See an ENT Doctor

Discomfort with our ears, noses and throats is common. Just as common: how we tend to ignore the symptoms up to a point when we can no longer do it. That’s when enough pain sets in that we have to do something. Like see a doctor. As many as 36 million American adults report some degree of hearing loss while two-thirds of couples say their partner keep them awake with raucous snoring that doesn’t see healthy. Few realize that the solution is actually with the same doctor.
That would be an Ear, Nose and Throat doctor, or ENT, who specializes in the common types of symptoms and combinations dealing with
When should you go to an ENT instead of your regular family physician? Here are a few signs that says an ENT is probably your best bet:
• Sinus Pain. This is not the regular, run-of-the-mill sinus congestion that persist a little longer than you expect. This is the sort of pain located in your upper teeth or ear and there’s drainage that is obstructed or abnormal nasal congestion. Certainly one of the more common causes for some nasal symptoms are allergies, all of that together, or something that stays around far longer than it should even with over-the-counter care, an ENT might know the problem.