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The Melbourne ENT Group is known for providing comprehensive care for ear, nose and throat conditions.
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如何做快速抗原檢測。口腔拭子和鼻腔拭子。有關RATs的常見問題。
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如何做快速抗原檢測。口腔拭子和鼻腔拭子。有關RATs的常見問題。 This video is about Rapid Antigen Tests, also known as RATs. This video includes: 0:00 Title and contents of this video 00:15 Introduction 00:56 Preparing for your test 01:46 How to do a nasal swab RAT 03:53 How to do an oral swab RAT 05:03 How to read your results 06:29 Frequently Asked Questions How do I perform a Rapid Antigen Test? What is a RAT? How do I do...
如何做快速抗原检测。口腔拭子和鼻腔拭子。有关RATs的常见问题。
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如何做快速抗原检测。口腔拭子和鼻腔拭子。有关RATs的常见问题。 This video is about Rapid Antigen Tests, also known as RATs. This video includes: 0:00 Title and contents of this video 00:15 Introduction 00:56 Preparing for your test 01:46 How to do a nasal swab RAT 03:53 How to do an oral swab RAT 05:03 How to read your results 06:29 Frequently Asked Questions How do I perform a Rapid Antigen Test? What is a RAT? How do I do...
RAT كيف تجري اختبار مستضد السريع. مسحة الفم ومسحة الأنف. بعض الأسئلة الشائعة والمتداولة حول
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0:00 Title المقدمة: 00:15 الاستعداد الاختبار: 01:00 كيفية استخدام مسحة الأنف: 02:00 كيفية استخدام مسحة الفم: 04:22 كيفية قراءة النتائج: 05:43 أسئلة متداولة: 06:59 RAT كيف تجري اختبار مستضد السريع. مسحة الفم ومسحة الأنف. بعض الأسئلة الشائعة والمتداولة حول How do I perform a Rapid Antigen Test? What is a RAT? How do I do a nasal swab rapid antigen test? How do I do an oral swab antigen test? How ...
Làm thế nào để thực hiện xét nghiệm kháng nguyên nhanh. Dịch hầu họng và dịch mũi.
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Làm thế nào để thực hiện xét nghiệm kháng nguyên nhanh. Dịch hầu họng và dịch mũi. Những câu hỏi thường gặp về xét nghiệm nhanh. This video is about Rapid Antigen Tests, also known as RATs. This video includes: 0:00 Title and contents of this video 00:15 Introduction 00:56 Preparing for your test 01:46 How to do a nasal swab RAT 03:53 How to do an oral swab RAT 05:03 How to read your results 06...
Come eseguire un test rapido dell'antigene. Tampone orale/Tampone nasale. Domande frequenti sui RAT
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Come eseguire un test rapido dell'antigene. Tampone orale/Tampone nasale. Domande frequenti sui RAT This video is about Rapid Antigen Tests, also known as RATs. This video includes: 0:00 Title and contents of this video 00:15 Introduction 00:56 Preparing for your test 01:46 How to do a nasal swab RAT 03:53 How to do an oral swab RAT 05:03 How to read your results 06:29 Frequently Asked Question...
How to do a Rapid Antigen Test. Oral Swab and Nasal Swab. Frequently Asked Questions about RATs.
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This video is about Rapid Antigen Tests, also known as RATs. This video includes: 0:00 Title and contents of this video 00:15 Introduction 00:56 Preparing for your test 01:46 How to do a nasal swab RAT 03:53 How to do an oral swab RAT 05:03 How to read your results 06:29 Frequently Asked Questions How do I perform a Rapid Antigen Test? What is a RAT? How do I do a nasal swab rapid antigen test?...
"Tracking your Vocal Health" and other voice topics - Sounds on the Couch interviews a Voice Doctor
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You can download the vocal fitness tracking app here: infinivox.com/ We would love your feedback! This video covers: When should you go to a voice doctor? What does a voice surgeon (or voice doctor) do? What does an ENT surgeon do? What happens when I go to a voice doctor or surgeon? How does a voice doctor work with vocal coaches and other health care members? What can you do to prevent voice ...
What is rhinoplasty recovery like?
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This video is about rhinoplasty recovery. What is rhinoplasty recovery like? What is it like right after a rhinoplasty procedure? What to expect in the weeks after rhinoplasty? What is it like months to a year after surgery? All these questions are answered in the video. For more information read our information sheet: melbentgroup.com.au/rhinoplasty-nose-surgery/ More about Melbourne ENT Group...
Blocked Ears: what causes blocked ears and how to treat them?
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This video is about blocked ears. Blocked ears are a common symptom we see in the clinic. What are the causes of blocked ears? What testing do you do for blocked ears? What are the different treatments for blocked ears? All these questions are answered in the video. For more information read our information sheet:melbentgroup.com.au/ear-symptoms/ More about Melbourne ENT Group: We are ear, nose...
Quick Explainer: Tonsillectomy
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What is a tonsillectomy? What are the risks of a tonsillectomy? What is the recovery from a tonsillectomy like? Watch the video for answers to these questions. For more information read our information sheet: melbentgroup.com.au/tonsillectomy/ More about Melbourne ENT Group: We are ear, nose and throat specialists and surgeons with urban and rural locations throughout Victoria, Australia. We ha...
A Doctor Explains Hay Fever (Allergic Rhinitis)
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This video is about allergic rhinitis, often referred to as "hay fever". What is hay fever (allergic rhinitis)? What are the symptoms of hay fever (allergic rhinitis)? What is the treatment for hay fever (allergic rhinitis)?All these questions are answered in the video. For more information read our information sheet: melbentgroup.com.au/hydrogen-peroxide-ear-drops/ More about Melbourne ENT Gro...
Cochlear Implant - Ask An Expert
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This video is about cochlear implants used to treat hearing loss. What are implantable hearing devices? What is a cochlear implant? What is the cochlear? What causes hearing loss? What are signs of hearing loss? What are signs that a cochlear implant is right for me? All these questions are answered in the video. For more information read our information sheet: melbentgroup.com.au/hydrogen-... ...
Post-operative care instructions for major ear surgery
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This video covers the post-operative journey, and care instructions, after major ear surgery. These ear surgeries may include surgery to repair a hole in ear drum (i.e myringoplasty), or surgeries to remove benign diseases of the middle ear and/or repair the hearing mechanism (i.e. mastoidectomy or tympanoplasty). The video discusses topics such as post-operative medications, post-operative car...
Quick Explainer: Grommets (A procedure for recurrent ear infections).
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This video is about grommet insertion in ear. The two most common reasons for needing grommets are recurrent ear infections or hearing loss related to fluid in the ear. What are the main reasons for grommet insertion? How is the procedure performed? What are the risks of getting grommets placed in the ear? All these questions are answered in the video. For more information read our information ...
Nasal Cautery - A procedure to stop nose bleeding
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Nasal Cautery - A procedure to stop nose bleeding
Hydrogen Peroxide Ear Drops - Cleaning Ear Infections and Ear Wax
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Hydrogen Peroxide Ear Drops - Cleaning Ear Infections and Ear Wax
What is an ear toilet? What is an ear cleaning?
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What is an ear toilet? What is an ear cleaning?
Steroid injections for inner ear conditions
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Steroid injections for inner ear conditions
What is reflux (GORD and LPR)? What are the symptoms and treatment options?
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What is reflux (GORD and LPR)? What are the symptoms and treatment options?
Nasal Irrigation: What is nasal irrigation? How do you perform nasal irrigation?
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Nasal Irrigation: What is nasal irrigation? How do you perform nasal irrigation?
How to use nasal sprays. What are the risks and benefits of nasal sprays?
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How to use nasal sprays. What are the risks and benefits of nasal sprays?
Chronic Rhinosinusitis and Sinus Infections - Part 2: Treatments
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Chronic Rhinosinusitis and Sinus Infections - Part 2: Treatments
Chronic Rhinosinusitis and Sinus Infections - Part 1: Causes, Symptoms, Risk Factors, and Diagnosis
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Chronic Rhinosinusitis and Sinus Infections - Part 1: Causes, Symptoms, Risk Factors, and Diagnosis
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Helpful and wonderfully explained.
My sister did a nasal and throat covid test and the T line was even fainter than the one at 6:00. Also she ate and drank within the 30 mins before her test. With how faint the line is and the fact she drank water I don't know what to think of the test results.
General advice here: To be honest, even a very faint T line is highly likely to be positive. If in doubt, repeat the test if you can or get a PCR instead if at all possible. Cheers, Paul.
新冠抗原产品(拭子+唾液+口含),有欧洲CE和美国FDA认证,有大量现货。
thats NOT how to test ... czcams.com/video/IfdcAQZvpzA/video.html
A good tip when performing the RAT on children is to place the swab into the nose: “low, and slow”. As mentioned in the video - place the swab with the tip facing more ‘backwards’ than ‘upwards’ into the nose, and advance and rotate it slowly and gently to make it less startling and uncomfortable for your child.
Hi, I’ve had my nose cauterised twice (once at 8 years old, a second time at 10) It’s been years, and I still get nose bleeds constantly. I don’t want to do it a third time, as it is painful and doesn’t help. What’s a good alternative should I use?
Nicely presented
Can This Unclog The Ear?
How long omeprazple will take to start working ? I’m on it for my second day. My cough is horrible. My ENT told me I have acid reflux and going to see a gastro. I’m suffering so much. I start school and this cough won’t go away.
Cough for two years , throwing up , burning in my throat , chocking feeling . Do you think I need surgery ? I cough all the time .
hi my son have ear infection both side and he has fever for 3 day should i take antibiotic what antibiotic is for ear infection?
I have vestibular neuritis/ pppd would this injection help with reoccurring ear pain and inflammation?
Help me i do have a problem with balmoral on my noose
Sorry - I don't understand your question - do you mind rephrasing?
Why the drops couldn't enter in the ear canal?
It may be because your ear canal is swollen, but mostly it is just due to the natural shape and collapse of your ear canal... pulling the outer part of the ear gently backwards when placing the drops should open up the ear canal, and then a gentle repeated pressing movement on the little part of the ear in front of the ear canal should ‘pump’ the ear drops into the ear canal...
@@melbourneentgroup532 Thank you for the answer, I will try it like you said.
i dont know if you still answer but i need help i suffer with glue ear and have had it a lot of times i dont know if this is related but my ears pop eveytime i yawn even a fake small one and im 14 so i dont understand i dont really care about the poping because it goes away quickly but right now my right ear has glue ear in it any tips on how to get rid of it or to help it
Hi there - of course hard to give medical advice in this setting, but if you truly have glue ear then Grommets may be a good solution as well as checking the back of your nose for enlarged adenoids or other tissue blocking the ears’ Eustachian tubes ...
@@melbourneentgroup532 ok thank you
I have a nose pac and its so painful!! I cant wait until this comes out.
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When is hearing restored?
Do you mean, after Acute middle ear infection? If yes, then it is usually restored, once the infection has subsided, and the inflammatory fluid from the middle ear has been resorbed/drained.
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i picked my nose after 2 days of getting it done and i am having nose bleeds again what shal i d
Hi there - goes without saying that you should see your treating doctor where possible for follow up but... if it’s still within a couple weeks of your nasal cautery, then the odd nose bleed is not a deal breaker but part of the healing process, as the little ‘wound’ created by cautery heals over.. so I would say, see how the next couple weeks go, continue with any nasal precautions your doctor advised, and revert to your doc if still issues in a couple weeks time.. a simple nasal moisturiser eg Vaseline into each nostril over the next couple weeks can also help. Cheers, Paul
Tinnitus????
Hi Volkam - are you asking whether steroid injections can get rid of tinnitus ?
@@melbourneentgroup532 yes.. Can it help in tinnitus?
@@Mohitsingh-uc7fy - where that tinnitus is due to acute sudden sensorineural hearing loss, yes, it may well indirectly improve your tinnitus; however if your tinnitus is longstanding or unrelated to sensori neural hearing loss; then I am unaware of any evidence that it can help..
How to remove tenetus nose
Not sure I understand your question sorry. Do you mind rephrasing?
It' was really helpful doctor I am Abhishek chatterjee from India... you described very well.... I am suffering from this nasty problems by several years...no one doctors tell me what to do or not... only prescribed ppi and h2 blocker.....but now i found lifestyle modification and food habits may be a main role of this treatment...... Thank you so much doctor..... May god bless you 🙏 😊
Thanks for your feedback - happy info was useful - we will be posting an update on this topic soon 😊
My only question is how important is the antibiotic ointment? I can’t seem to figure out how to apply the ointment without disturbing the site. I tried to use my finger but it feels counter productive considering that was the cause of my bleed from the start.
Hi Tim - great point and question. We actually advise a specific non contact ‘technique’ to get the ointment onto the site to help it heal - easier if I post a video but here are the steps: 1. 1-2cm of ointment onto the ‘pulp’ of your thumb 2. ‘Scrape’ the pulp of your thumb with the ointment on it across the base of the affected nostril so that the cream deposits onto the inside of the nose. 3. Then gently push on the outside of the same nostril so that you compress the nostril against the septum and thereby spread the ointment all over the affected area without making any direct contact with the bleeding spot.. Hope that makes sense, maybe I’ll post a quick explainer on that, to the channel, shortly.. Cheers, Paul
I thought it is Gerd not Gord
Lol - both are correct! Just depends on what side of the Atlantic you are on... O for Oesophagus in UK, Australia, NZ and other UK English based countries, and E for esophagus in USA and other US English based countries. 😊
I was doing this with the cheap “dollar” store stuff. It didn’t list any other ingredients, so I presumed it was safe. But, I’ve read that it is common for drug companies to add chemical stabilizers to increase the shelf-life. So, to be on the safe side, I switched to the food grade hydrogen peroxide. It is more expensive but we only use small amounts,, and shelf life is shorter,
Thanks Rob - whilst the pharmacy based peroxide is certainly safe for external use as directed, it’s good to know there is a ‘preservative-free’ version of Hydrogen Peroxide
I loss sudden hearing it’s been a months, I went to hospital in first weeks doctors said it’s a Vertigo and I recommend to visit physiotherapist for exercise and get some medicine within 2 weeks period, I feel better no dizziness and no vomiting. But my left ear is still no listen anything. I again visit hospital and did CT-Scan nothing found said by doctor and recommended to do MRI test and waiting for report . I am really scare, can you please help me to do next. Thank you
Any updates
Same problem is me?..
Hi Guys - if you have had sudden sensori-neural hearing loss, and its been a few months, an MRI is often performed to exclude the uncommon central causes of hearing loss, such as a growth along the nerve of hearing. If this is normal, then there is still a small chance your hearing is going to improve by itself, but the chances markedly diminish after the first 6 months. Depending on the severity of the hearing loss, and the impact it's having, you may benefit from a trial of a hearing aid. Hope that helps - Cheers, Paul
Would it be okay to share a link to the new medication for someone who has LPR that you talk about or provide the name of the company that is working on this drug? I was doing my own research and found a company that was doing some drug trials for acid reflux but pulled the plug for some reason. Hoping its not the same one. And would you say the new pepsin saliva test is the equivalent to the 24hour ph impedance study so basically we can skip the latter and get the same results in a much simpler way?
The pepsin test is a good screening test. If it's positive, it's fairly accurate, but if it's negative, and there is still a strong suspicion that you suffer from reflux, then the 24 hour pH impedance study is a more accurate test / gold standard - and may provide additional diagnostic information.
k, here is my question, or situation.....I;ve had ear infections now for the past three months, in both my ears!. I seen the first doctor, who perscribed medicine, which did little so I seen another doctor, who "dug" some "crap" out of one of my ears and did not want to touch the remaning ear. She recommended a "ENT".He freaked out when he looked into my ears. He "vacuumed" them, which was painfull, and persribed a steriod and antibiotic which corrects it till I run out of the steriod, one week later!...so now I have returned twice where he performed the above, only for the condition to return. This week when I returned he "vacuumed" both of them, "power wahsed" them, and painted them with gentian violet?????, and appeared really upset over the situaiton, and stated "your ears are really messed up"......so it's been "4" visits, vacuuming my ears, steriods, and now this Gentian Violet, what do you think????
Gosh, sounds like you are having a tough time of it.. as you know, I really can't give medical advice over this forum, however, it's not uncommon, for chronic external ear infections to take some time to heal/settle down..
will you answer, or respond to a quesiton I ahve regarding my ear issue?
Hi there - it depends on your particular circumstances but a surgical repair often requires removal of any active infection that perpetuates the hole, say if it communicates with the air filled mastoid cavity behind the ear, followed by a multi layer surgical closure.
I have a permanent grommet fitted due to deformed ear drum and glue ear, but over the last few months im losing more hearing + build of wax (something i never suffer with) my head feels congested and there's a lot of crackling and popping... Is this serious?? Will i go deaf??? Or should i see a doctor urgently?? Cheers kev
Hi Kev - whilst I can’t run a clinic via CZcams comment, and would always encourage you to see your GP or ENT, it may be due to infection or blockage in/around the grommet so may be improved by ear drops - either antibiotic drops or Hydrogen peroxide drops... but again, it really depends on your particular situation... if you are in Victoria, Australia then we could happily see you in person..
@@melbourneentgroup532 thanks for your reply, i won't use ear drops as they have used them in the past which has led to infections itself, i ended up on antibiotics because the infection was that bad,. I will make a appointment at my local doctors as i live in the uk, otherwise it would be a expensive trip to the gp lol.. Again thanks for the help
@@billybodgit6281 welcome - best of luck
Hi doc how to cure hole inside in ear canal. Not in ear drum.. I will wait for your a good advice..
Can be difficult, but generally requires an operation where local tissue is brought into the hole, to help it heal. Newer implantable materials have also been created to help close such holes.
Very concrete information with descriptive diagrams delivered with a crisp voice! Very nicely done. Helpfull for both practitioners and patients!
Thanks very much for your feedback. We hope to be filming a whole new series of patient explainers very soon! Cheers, Paul
hi doc can i get second opinion from u?
Certainly - if you are Australia based, feel free to give us a call on 1300-952-808... and we would be happy to make an appointment. Cheers, Paul
For other general enquiries- feel free to LiveChat us from our website at www.melbentgroup.com.au
As anyone tried this steroid for tinnitus?
Hi there - certainly if that tinnitus is from sudden sensorineural hearing loss or Ménière’s there may be some therapeutic benefit.. but not all tinnitus is the same condition so would be highly dependent on the cause. thanks for watching and commenting ! Cheers, Paul
@@melbourneentgroup532 - my tinnitus was noise induced. I’m on day 5 of 60mg prednisone. So far no symptoms. I came across a guy that had prednisone on day 2 after shooting 50 rounds through a 9mm. His ringing stopped after about the 3rd week. I’m 3 months in, maybe too late but still worth a shot.
@@Jas_01101 my tinnitus has diminished significantly since starting the steroid shots 4 weeks ago. Theyve also helped me with vertigo. Not much with hearing loss though
@@MsCubanmex- How long have you had tinnitus for and what caused it? How much hearing loss do you have? I took some oral prednisone at about the 3 month mark. I think it helped reduce my ringing a little bit. Or at least the tone has changed to a less intrusive sound. I also made a video it’s on my channel if you care to watch. Thanks.
@@Jas_01101 i started with tinnitus on September 6 2020 when i lost my hearing. I woke up and my hearing was gone completely, i had severe vertigo and nausea, and bad tinnitus. Sounded and felt like i had a blow dryer buzzing in my ear all day. After oral steroids, the tinnitus continued, up until I started the steroid shots a month ago....either the shots helped, or im getting used to the tinnitus. No one knows what caused my hearing loss.
Hi I have a fungal infection in my ear. And after medication it has not reduced. A doctor recommended to clean it with buds, can I dip them in hydrogen peroxide before cleaning it?
Hi there - thanks for watching and for your comment - In principle I would say yes, that sounds reasonable as long as you use the cotton buds just to wipe discharge from the opening of the ear, rather than pushing them inside the ear where they can cause damage or further impaction. Beyond that, this is something you'll need to talk to your local doctor about. We are unable to provide specific medical advice online. If you're in Australia, feel free to make an in-person or telehealth appointment with us 😊. Take care out there
Thank you. I'm from India. Will bring it up while consulting my doctor.
i love that tingling sensation
Yes - most patients find it quite soothing, but rarely adults, and some children find it uncomfortable.
Good, clear instruction. Thanks.
Most welcome - thanks for watching
Doc is this ok for swimmers ear ?
Yes - can be very effective for discharging swimmers ear, but if discharge persists beyond a few days, would recommend an assessment with your local GP or ENT Specialist..
My noses Alwayes rani and im always sneezes plice hep me recommendation tablet
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