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Our Expert on Ear, Nose and Throat

Q: I'm having problems hearing. How can I tell if I need a hearing aid?
A: You need to see an ear nose and throat doctor who will test you to find out if you have an underlying illness or medical problem associated with the hearing loss. More >>

Q: I feel dizzy and off balance and occasionally have to grab the wall for stability. Is there anything that I can do?
A: There are many reasons that you may be feeling dizzy, lightheaded, off balance or woozy, so see your family doctor. Your doctor will evaluate you and decide if you need to see a specialist, such as a neurologist, ear-nose-throat (ENT) doctor or a physical therapist. More >>

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