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Singapore 329563

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Singapore 248649

Dr Jeeve Kanagalingam - The ENT Clinic- Singapore ENT Specialist
Dr Jeeve Kanagalingam - The ENT Clinic- Singapore ENT Specialist
Dr Jeeve Kanagalingam - The ENT Clinic- Singapore ENT Specialist

Does removing my child’s tonsils reduce their immunity?

1. Does Tonsil Removal Affect Immunity? This is a common question that parents often pose. There is a prevalent view that tonsils are like sentries that protect the rest of the airway against infections The evidence suggests otherwise. Tonsils are indeed part of the immune system — but their removal does not weaken immunity The tonsils form part of the Waldeyer’s ring,…
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Should my child have a tonsillotomy instead of a tonsillectomy?

“Tonsillotomy offers a less painful, safer and equally effective alternative to Conventional Tonsillectomy in treating Sleep Apnoea in children. “ Tonsil enlargement and Obstructive Sleep Apnoea (OSA) Enlarged tonsils are a common problem in childhood. Large tonsils obstruct the airway and cause noisy breathing and snoring. In some children, large tonsils can completely obstruct the airway and cause the child to stop…
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Radiofrequency Turbinate Reduction for a Blocked Nose

A blocked nose is a common problem that ENT Specialists see and treat. In Singapore, nasal blockage seems to be highly prevalent probably due to the high levels of dust mite allergens (seen in many urban societies) and the excessive use of air-conditioning. The former causes allergic rhinitis and the latter causes vasomotor (or non-allergic) rhinitis. The most common cause of nasal…
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Lump in the throat

One the common problems that we see in our ENT Clinics in Singapore is the sensation of a lump in the throat. This is often called a globus sensation. The feeling is not painful but rather like a distension in the throat. What is globus sensation? A globus sensation is present all the time regardless of whether a patient is swallowing food…
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Covid-19 Patient Info from the Journal of the American Medical Association

Nice one page information piece on COVID-19 for patients from the Journal of the American Medical Association (JAMA) Share this blog via:

Covid-19 and the Golden Hour…

As countries emerge from their lockdowns and the death toll from Covid-19 recedes, it seems like an appropriate time to look back at the start of this pandemic and ask painful questions and face some hard truths. Indeed, at the recent World Health Assembly, the WHO committed itself to a review of the causes of this pandemic and how the organization responded…
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