Sentences with phrase «ear tubes in»

The x-rays also revealed the presence of bony ear tubes in the skull, which act as a balance organ.

I had to have ear tubes in both of my ears for my repeated ear infections as a child, and I got them at 5 years of age.

However, placing ear tubes in young children who develop fluid in the ears does not improve speech, hearing or psychological development.

Not exact matches

Instead of looking at a universal definition of the poor as those who have been deprived, stereotyped and discriminated against, they are on a mission to make the cripple to walk; the blind to see forcibly; the deaf to hear by knocking their ears with sledge hammer; the dumb to speak by inserting tube in their esophagus and the list goes.

It was a vicious and stressful cycle for all of us — the doctor said that if it continued, she might surgical intervention to widen the tubes in her ears.

Reduces Ear Infections: It has be used as medicine for ear infections because it clears out excess earwax and inhibits the growth of harmful bacteria in the pharyngotympanic tubEar Infections: It has be used as medicine for ear infections because it clears out excess earwax and inhibits the growth of harmful bacteria in the pharyngotympanic tubear infections because it clears out excess earwax and inhibits the growth of harmful bacteria in the pharyngotympanic tubes.

Wrap your tube in the paper, stick your goodnessknows snack inside, fold the top down making «ear» points, and use tape to secure the bottom of your tube.

About a month ago we had tubes put in her ears but that did not seem to help with the constant waking up at night.

She lived on amoxil and had tubes in her ears at 7 mos.

One breast - fed - exclusively child I know had tubes in his ears to alleviate his back - to - back ear infections.

Since the Eustachian tubes in baby's ears are much shorter, they can be that much more affected by air pressure.

If the baby is fed lying down, the formula could flow into the Eustachian tubes in the ears from the mouth where it will hang back and lead to an infection.

Changes in cabin pressure can be painful, especially for younger children with smaller eustachian tubes (a tube in the ear that helps even out pressure) and children with a cold.

Our observations of reduced fever at 1 month and reduced stuffy nose at 6 months associated with nonprone sleep positions are consistent with this hypothesis, as is the reported observation that adults with upper respiratory tract infections have lower nasal bacterial counts after lying supine for 1 hour vs lying prone for 1 hour.11 Also, infants sleeping supine swallow more frequently than infants sleeping prone in response to a pharyngeal fluid stimulus, suggesting more effective clearing of nasopharyngeal secretions in the supine position and, hence, less potential for eustachian tube obstruction and fewer ear infections.12

Even today I had to take a moment to think about just how quickly Ezra has learned to talk since getting his tubes in his ears in February.

But for some kids, especially those with ear tubes or prone to swimmer's ear, a happy day in the water can quickly turn painful.

Allergies can cause congestion in the Eustachian tubes that connect the nose and ear.

The tubes act to release the pressure inside the ear (s) and act as a vent, letting air in and fluid out so bacteria can't flourish.

Babies tend to get ear infections more than toddlers and preschoolers because the Eustachian tubes are quite flat in a baby.

The motion of chewing and swallowing can keep the tubes in the inner ear open and adjust to the changes in pressure.

When infants are placed lying in the horizontal position, not only are the symptoms exacerbated, but gastric juices can enter the immature Eustachian tubes easier making reflux from the throat into the middle ear more probable.

It could lead to more serious infections or the need to have surgery and tubes placed in the ear.

She had her cleft repaired and tubes placed in her ears back in December.

When a baby is on his back and sucking on a pacifier, it can interfere with the proper functioning of the Eustachian tube, which can result in an ear infection.

Add in Nate's reflux (due to prematurity)-- endless vomiting, endless ear infections, and finally ear tubes.

My (now 30 year old son), had tubes put in his ears when he was 2 and still nursing.

My daughter (2) just got tubes in her ears yesterday, it was a pretty big accomplishment that mom and dad didn't cry when she want back to the OR.

Germs travel from the back of the throat when the eustachian tube is swollen from a cold, causing infection in the middle ear.

Putting tubes in requires a brief operation by an ear, nose and throat surgeon.

A grommet is a very small tube that is inserted onto the patient's ear drum during surgery to help drain away fluid in the middle ear.

As these insects are too small to have ears in their heads, their location in the legs coupled with the tubing system allows the insect to hear a sound four times; twice in each ear.

The eardrums in each leg receive sound from the external side, and internally via the tracheal tube, making this type of ear a «pressure difference receiver».

The tubes that form the middle - ear canal in humans probably evolved from a pair of gill - like holes that allowed primeval sea creatures to breathe from the back of their heads, the researchers find.

Then, a sensation such as popping ears due to increasing altitude, a stomach drop due to turbulence, or feeling smothered in the recycled air can all contribute to catastrophic thoughts of losing control, dying, or simply being trapped in a metal tube for hours with hundreds of strangers, a surefire way to jump - start a panic attack.

Take Choline, Inositol, B - 12, B - 6, and Folic Acid Warm oil in the ear can help open the Eustachian tube.

In some cases the child already has tubes but is continuing to get ear infections.

We have a lot of ear infections around here, and both my kiddos have tubes in spite of trying many of these natural methods.

I would love to try several of these remedies but most require it to be put in the ear, and my son has ear tubes, which means I can't right?

They are talking about putting tubes in her ears.

The precise cause of Tinnitus is still not fully understood but it is established that it is a symptom generated within a person's own auditory pathways as a result of hearing defects including infection, a blocked ear canal or eustachian tube, otosclerosis (overgrowth of bone in the middle ear), labyrinthitis and Meniere's disease.

One of my twins had chronic ear infections and just recently had a tonsillectomy and had tubes put in his ears.

Today Penelope got tubes in her ears.

You just couldn't put a vacuum - tube - powered amplifier in your ear, and you couldn't carry a hi - fidelity table - top radio in your pocket.

I have never witnessed a movie other than once in Charleston, when I dropped a nickel into the slot of a kinetoscope viewer and wound the crank until the bell rang and put the sound tubes like a stethoscope to my ears and then bent to the eyepieces.

I personally like Tavist - D (tm), which also contains a decongestant, since I think some dogs are bothered by an inability to equalize the pressure in their ears when they have blocked eustachian tubes from allergies.

It results from overproduction of viscous mucus, and lack of aeration in the middle ear from inadequate drainage through the Eustachian tube.

Never put the tip of any tube more than a few millimeteters down in the canal of the ear, to avoid causing any damage.

We need your help with donations of any of these items: Hot Dogs Block Cheese Dog Food Rolls Small Soft, Training Treats (i.e., Train Me Treats, Zukes) Balloons Lunch Bags — paper, small & large Bowls (plastic)-- small & large Cups (plastic)-- small & large Plastic Sandwich Bags — small Peanut Butter Chicken & Beef Broth or Bouillon Cubes Baby Food Shredded paper (non-crosscut) Newspaper Cardboard Boxes — small and medium Furry Toys (with and without squeakers)-- small & large Plastic Toys (with and without squeakers)-- small & large CD Players (to play soothing music) Through a Dog's Ear (music specifically designed to sooth animals under stress) Treat Bags Clickers Wrist Coil (for holding clickers) Squeeze Tubes — like used in camping Small Half Cones PVC Piping 2» or larger PVC Joints — Elbow and T shapes Any Agility Equipment at all whether new, used or homemade

In the main gallery, Zipp has created an installation of two large conical tubes, which can be attached to each ear.

The one - size - fits - some tubes are often tough to get correctly seated in your ears, and the sound quality is middling at best.