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 Ear, Nose and Throat Allergies FAQs

What are allergies?

Allergies are abnormal responses of the immune system to normally harmless substances. These substance are known as allergens. Some of the most common allergens affecting the ear, nose and throat are pollen, dust, mold and animal dander. When the body is exposed to an allergen, it releases a variety of chemicals, including histamine. Histamine is the precipitating cause of the allergic reaction. ...

Laryngology

Laryngology is a subspecialty within otolaryngology. Laryngologists specialize in the treatment of disorders of the throat and larynx (voice box), including communication and swallowing disorders. Patients who require the care of a laryngologist are often individuals who use their voices professionally, such as singers, actors, public speakers or teachers. ...

Neurotology

Neurotology is a subspecialty of otolaryngology, the study of ear, nose, throat and neck conditions. Neurotology focuses specifically on neurological and balance disorders of the ears, the temporal bone, the base of the skull and related head and neck disorders.

Neurotologists treat both adults and pediatric patients. Neurotologists are trained to diagnose and treat medical conditions concerning balance, nerve function, infectious disease, and the anatomy of head and neck. Some of the conditions for which a patient might consult a neurotologist include: ...

Otolaryngology

Otolaryngology is the branch of medicine that deals with disorders of the ear, nose and throat. Otolaryngologists, also known as ENT physicians, have been trained in the treatment, both medical and surgical, of patients with disorders of the ear, nose and throat and related problems of the head and neck. Otolaryngologists also diagnose and treat diseases of the sinuses, larynx or voice box, and mouth. Otolaryngologists must complete 13 years of training before they can qualify for board certification. Their training includes four years of college, four years of medical school and at least five years of specialty training. ...

Otology

Otology is the study, diagnosis and treatment of ear disorders and diseases. Patients may be referred to an otologist by their primary care doctor if they are experiencing problems with the ear, hearing loss or balance related disorders. Some otologists can perform surgery on the ears. Otologists may work closely with audiologists when diagnosing and treating hearing loss disorders. ...