Sometimes when your eyes hurt, the real lesion may be hidden in your nose—yes, the sinuses.
The sinuses surround the eyes; they are:
Frontal sinus: located above the eyebrows, deep in the forehead.
Et...
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“Eyes feeling dry? Quickly put in some eye drops!”
“Eyes red? Hurry to the pharmacy and buy a bottle!”
Eye drops have become a common item on many people’s desks, bedside tables, and in their bags. Bu...
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Many habits we repeat day after day, thinking they are harmless, are actually quietly damaging our precious hearing. Once hearing is damaged, it is often permanent and irreversible.
These 5 common but...
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"Doctor, I heard adenoids are immune organs. If we remove them, will the child's immunity decline and will they get sick all the time?" This is the biggest dilemma in many parents' minds.
Does removin...
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On the subway, in cafés, at the desk late at night… headphones have become our "digital armor" to shut out the world and immerse ourselves. However, behind this private musical enjoyment, an invisible...
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Nasal congestion, purulent nasal discharge, headache, loss of smell… When both “sinusitis” and “nasal polyps” appear on an examination report, many people feel a jolt of alarm. The first question that...
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At the moment of blowing your nose, you suddenly hear a light "pop" in your ear, as if something has burst; afterward you feel ear fullness, your hearing seems to have decreased slightly, and you may ...
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Many people don't realize that some behaviors we think of as caring for our ears are actually quietly, bit by bit, stealing our hearing. What's more alarming is that this damage is often irreversible....
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After long periods of looking at a computer or phone, have you ever felt your eyes ache and feel full? Is this discomfort simple visual fatigue, or is it caused by elevated intraocular pressure?
Eye ...
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Cataracts are long no longer exclusive to the elderly.
What are cataracts? Simply put, the crystalline lens inside the eye becomes cloudy and opaque, causing decreased vision.
In the past, this was m...
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