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Kaan sunn hona in English usually means hearing loss or reduced hearing. This page explains whether the problem is conductive, sensorineural, or mixed, and which hearing tests help identify the cause. Ear and hearing route: use this page as the starting point for reduced hearing, ringing in the ears, eardrum problems, and chronic ear discharge. […]
Sardi me kaan dard usually means ear pain during a cold, often linked to ear infection or Eustachian tube blockage. Sardi ke saath kaan dard in children or adults may come from ear pressure change, Eustachian tube blockage, infection, wax, throat-linked pain, or nose blockage affecting the middle ear. This page explains the common ENT […]
English Version Bell’s Palsy in Winter (Thandi Hawa): Understanding Cold Air, Recognizing Symptoms, and Knowing When to Seek Emergency Care Bell’s Palsy during winter (thandi hawa) is the most common cause of acute facial weakness. This condition accounts for approximately 70% of all facial paralysis cases and has a well-documented association with cold air exposure. […]
Blocked ear in winter often means Eustachian tube blockage, not wax. In many patients, cold weather, nasal swelling, or recent sardi creates pressure in the ear and muffled hearing. Sardi mein Kaan Band? (Blocked Ear) – Yeh Wax nahi, ‘Tube Blockage’ hai! Janiye Ilaj aur Bachav (Blocked Ear in Winter? It’s not wax, it’s ‘Tube […]
Eardrum Perforation Treatment in Hardoi: When to See an ENT If you are searching for eardrum perforation treatment in Hardoi, this guide explains what a perforated (ruptured) eardrum means, what you can safely do at home, and when you should see an ENT doctor without delay. At PRIME ENT Centre Hardoi, Dr Prateek Porwal and […]
Mouth-Breathing Child and Enlarged Adenoids | Parent Guide in Hardoi At PRIME ENT Centre Hardoi, Dr Prateek Porwal and Dr Harshita Singh commonly see children whose mouth breathing is not just a habit, but a sign of chronic nasal blockage. One of the common causes is adenoid hypertrophy, meaning enlarged adenoids behind the nose. If […]
TL;DR
Tinnitus is the perception of sound (ringing, buzzing, humming) when no external noise exists. It’s a symptom, not a disease.
About 10% of adults experience it; 1 in 200 have severe cases.
Caused by hearing loss, noise exposure, ototoxic medications, or stress.
Pulsatile Tinnitus (hearing heartbeat sound) is a WARNING sign—seek urgent medical evaluation.
Red flags: one-sided ringing, sudden hearing loss, dizziness, or heartbeat sounds.
Management: hearing aids, sound therapy/masking, cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), and stress reduction.
Tinnitus doesn’t cause deafness, but hearing loss can cause tinnitus.
Consult PRIME ENT Center for proper diagnosis (audiometry, tympanometry, MRI/CT if needed).
Eardrum Burst After Slap or Blast: Will a Perforated Eardrum Heal on Its Own? English Eardrum Burst After Slap or Blast: Will a Perforated Eardrum Heal on Its Own? Introduction Eardrum perforation treatment depends on the severity of the injury. A sudden slap to the ear or a loud explosion (like a firecracker blast) can […]
