Ear, Nose and Throat

What to do and what not to do when a foreign object is in the nose.

Learn what patients might experience, how to prepare for the procedure and the benefits versus the risks.

A support group for people who have vestibular damage caused by gentamicin or related drugs.

Clinical information pertaining to auditory and vestibular studies. Located at Johns Hopkins University.

Encyclopedia article including a definition of this condition, its causes, symptoms, tests, treatment and prognosis.

Presents personal views and experiences from people who have or had this condition.

Factsheet on these slow growing, non-malignant growths, the symptoms, the treatments and the research being undertaken.

Provides a definition of this condition, its classification, symptoms and management.

Describes how the ear works, what glue ear is, its psychological effects, the symptoms, causes and diagnosis, and surgical and non-surgical treatments.

Information about tinnitus for patients and doctors, including diagnosis, therapy and brain mapping.

Twice annual peer-reviewed journal of basic and clinical research reports and reviews on this condition. Includes subscription information, advice for contributors, index of past issues, and abstracts from most recent issue.

Provides information on this program to evaluate and treat tinnitus and hyperacusis using tinnitus retraining therapy.

Personal blog of Chris Fehnel describing the aftermath of his surgery, with readers' comments.

Encyclopedia article including alternative names, causes, symptoms, examination, tests, treatment and prognosis.

Provides help for those suffering from Mal de Debarquement syndrome and the health care professionals who treat them. Includes information, support groups, newsletter and surveys.

Offers tinnitus treatment and support to patients nationwide. Provides details of the clinic, the staff and the services offered. Based in Denver, Colorado, USA.

A forum for people suffering from pulsatile tinnitus, a form of tinnitus in which a constant whooshing, heartbeat-like sound is heard in one or both ears.