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  BELL'S PALSY is a demyelinating condition that is idiopathic. Acute unilateral lower motor neuron facial paralysis is its defining feature. Over 50% of acute facial palsies are caused by it. The effects are equal for both genders. There is no upper age limit, but the incidence increases with age. Diabetes (angiopathy) and pregnancy (fluid retention) are risk factors. Etiology Viral infection: According to several sources, Epstein-Barr virus, Herpes zoster, and Herpes simplex are the most common viral infections. Some people think that Bell's palsy is a kind of polyneuropathy. There may be other cranial nerves involved. Primary ischemia of the arteries can be brought on by cold or psychological stress. It increases capillary permeability, producing fluid exudation, edema, and nerve microcirculation compression (secondary ischemia). Hereditary: 10% of patients report having a healthy family history. The fallopian canal's narrowness (which may be caused by a familial tendenc...

Any shift in vocal quality from a harsh, rough, or raspy voice to a weak voice is called hoarseness. Laryngeal dysfunction is the root cause of it. Your voice box (larynx) in the throat contains the vocal cords in charge of producing your voice. Hoarseness may result from an infection or inflammation of the vocal cords.  A cold or throat infection is the most frequent cause of hoarseness; these conditions often go away on their own in two weeks. Voice box cancer is a severe factor in hoarseness that does not go away in a few weeks. What Are The Causes? Various factors can cause hoarseness of voice . One common cause is a vocal strain or overuse of the vocal cords, which can occur from excessive shouting, singing, or speaking loudly for extended periods. Another possible cause is laryngitis, which is inflammation of the vocal cords typically resulting from viral or bacterial infections. Gastroesophageal reflux disease (GERD), where stomach acid flows back into the throat, can also l...

A fungal ear infection, also known as otomycosis, is a type of ear infection that occurs when fungi grow in the ear canal. While bacterial infections are the most common cause of ear infections, fungal infections can also occur and may be more difficult to treat. Otomycosis, another name for a fungus infection of the ear canal, is a common condition that is defined as the development of fungus in the ear canal with infrequent consequences affecting the middle ear. We'll talk about the causes, signs, and treatments of a fungal infection in the ear in this blog. Causes: An ear infection called otomycosis is brought on by a fungus. It occurs most frequently during periods of extreme heat and humidity particularly in tropical and subtropical regions of the world. Fungi are responsible for about 10% of otitis externa, or infections of the outer ear canal. Many fungus species are all around us, and we frequently come into contact with them. Not everyone is susceptible to a fungus infecti...

Many children experience ear obstruction at some point because it is a prevalent ailment. It is characterized by ear pressure or fullness that might be accompanied by hearing loss, ear pain, or ringing. Children's ear obstruction can have a variety of causes, from minor issues like wax accumulation to more serious disorders like infections or tumors. In this post, we'll look at some of the most typical reasons kids get ear blockages. Causes Of Ear Blockage Wax Buildup: One of the most common causes of ear blockage in children is wax buildup. The ear canal produces wax to help protect the ear from dirt, bacteria, and other particles that can cause infection. However, sometimes the wax can build up and block the ear canal, leading to a sensation of fullness or pressure in the ear. This can be easily treated by removing the wax, using a warm washcloth, or seeing a doctor who can use special tools to remove the wax safely. Ear Infection: An ear infection is another common cause o...

An ear infection is brought on by otomycosis, a fungus. Especially in tropical and subtropical regions of the world, it typically occurs during seasons of extreme heat and humidity. "Fungal otitis externa" is another name for it. Otomycosis mainly affects the outer ear canal. Middle ears could also be impacted. 10% of otitis externa, or external ear canal infections, are caused by fungi. To learn everything there is to know about otomycosis, read the given blog. Types Of Fungal Infections In The Ear The two main forms of fungi infections that affect the ear are. The two are listed below. The skin of the ear canal is impacted by the SUPERFICIAL TYPE, the most common type of fungus infection. When a fungus penetrates the ear bone, an uncommon infection referred to as an invasive type develops (called the Temporal Bone). Otomycosis Symptoms The following list includes the many signs and symptoms of a fungal ear infection. Inconvenience in the ear The sounds that tickle the ear w...