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    Ear, nose and throat symptoms are among the most common reasons people seek care. Most are minor, but some need specialist review.

    Key points to know

    • Persistent hoarseness over three weeks should be assessed.
    • Recurrent ear infections in children may need review.
    • Hearing loss is often gradual; test if you notice it.
    • Nasal blockage on one side that persists needs checking.

    At a glance

    Topic What it means for you
    Hoarseness Review if over 3 weeks
    Ear infection Common in children
    Hearing Test if declining
    Blocked nose One-sided and persistent needs review

    When to seek medical advice

    Seek urgent care for difficulty breathing or swallowing, or a foreign body in the ear or nose.

    This educational article was prepared by the Daqi Medical Team for general information only. It is not a substitute for professional diagnosis or treatment. Please consult a qualified clinician about your own situation. Posted by Daqi Medical Team.

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