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Food Allergies

Food Allergies

March 9, 2017

Beyond environmental allergies, Michigan ENT & Allergy Specialists provides expertise in the evaluation and management of food allergies. Each year millions of Americans suffer allergic reactions to foods. Although most reactions are mild, some lead to significant symptoms and even death. Knowing where you stand is critical. Food allergies can develop at any moment in […]

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Don’t let your ears get lazy

March 6, 2017

Don’t let your ears get lazy: Apps and tips to strengthen your hearing Exercise for the ears? We all like to joke about having “selective hearing,” but failure to listen isn’t necessarily a choice.  There are many reasons why we may mishear what someone is saying to us.  Whether it is due to a significant […]

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Hyperacusis: Hypersensitivity to Loud Sounds

Hyperacusis: Hypersensitivity to Loud Sounds

March 1, 2017

What is hyperacusis? Hyperacusis is classified by a consistent exaggerated response to sounds that are not uncomfortable to the typical person. An individual with hyperacusis often has normal hearing and is disturbed by even low or moderate sounds. Hyperacusis is a symptom of an underlying condition of the auditory system, and not a disorder itself. […]

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Food Allergy vs. Sensitivity

Food Allergy vs. Sensitivity

February 17, 2017

Unsure if you have a food allergy or sensitivity? We are proud to be able to offer our patients Alletess testing. Alletess specializes in food and inhalant allergy testing, food sensitivities and other tests to assess the immune system. Immediate food reaction is a fixed food allergy. The food to which you are allergic will […]

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What is a BAHA? BAHA is short for bone anchored hearing aid.

What is a BAHA? BAHA is short for bone anchored hearing aid.

February 13, 2017

BAHA candidacy c This specific hearing aid is only for certain types of hearing loss. To determine candidacy for a BAHA you first will need a hearing test performed to determine the type of hearing loss you have.  These devices are often used for people who have conductive hearing loss (hearing loss originating in the […]

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Valsalva Maneuver: Prevent Ear Pain While Flying

Valsalva Maneuver: Prevent Ear Pain While Flying

February 10, 2017

Spring Break is right around the corner. While most of us are excited for a little more Vitamin D, many people dread the flight to their destination. That’s right, ear pain during a flight is much more common than you think. Here is a brief description of common causes and treatments you might want to try, […]

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CROS/ BiCROS: a solution for single-sided or asymmetric hearing loss

CROS/ BiCROS: a solution for single-sided or asymmetric hearing loss

February 3, 2017

What is the difference between unilateral and asymmetric hearing loss? An individual who has unilateral hearing loss has normal hearing in one ear and impaired hearing in the other ear. The severity of hearing loss in the impaired ear can vary person to person depending on the cause of the hearing loss. Unilateral hearing loss […]

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Bad Breath

Bad Breath

January 30, 2017

Ever find yourself questioning if you forgot to brush your teeth in the morning? I think we have all been there at some point in our lives. We try to make do by popping mints, chewing gum, or even holding our hands in front of our face. With seeing patients all day, I actually keep […]

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Chronic Rhinitis

Chronic Rhinitis

January 20, 2017

There can be embarrassment associated with a runny nose, nasal congestion, nasal itching, or sneezing especially if these symptoms are a persistent problem. You walk around with tissues in your pocket and your home has at least one box of tissues in every room. Others treat you like you have a cold and avoid you. […]

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