Throat

 Salivary gland infections are most commonly caused by dehydration, poor oral hygiene, smoking, dry mouth (xerostomia), blocked salivary ducts (salivary stones), a weakened immune system, and recent dental or oral procedures. Most cases are preventable with simple daily habits, and early treatment by an ENT specialist gives the best outcomes. If you have ever felt …

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Thyroid enlargement, commonly known as goiter or thyroid nodules, is a frequent health concern in India. While most thyroid swellings are non-cancerous, any visible lump or swelling in the front of the neck should never be ignored Key takeaways Thyroid enlargement (goiter or thyroid nodules) is common in India and often benign, but a small …

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Salivary gland infections are not directly contagious from person to person. However, if the infection is caused by a virus like mumps or flu, the underlying virus can spread through respiratory droplets. Bacterial salivary gland infections, which are more common, are not contagious and usually result from blocked ducts or poor oral hygiene. Understanding Salivary …

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Yes, tonsils can grow back after surgery,  but this is uncommon, and they almost never grow back to their original size. Regrowth happens mainly when a small amount of tonsil tissue is deliberately or accidentally left behind during surgery. In most children and adults, tonsillectomy gives long‑term relief from infections or sleep‑related breathing problems, and …

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As temperatures drop across, respiratory illnesses increase. According to state health data, Nashik is among the regions reporting the highest acute respiratory infection (ARI) cases, with peak incidents from December through April. This seasonal spike isn’t coincidental, winter weather creates an ideal breeding ground for respiratory infections and complicating factors.​ During winter months, your body …

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Winter in Nashik brings foggy mornings, cooler evenings, and unfortunately, a significant spike in tonsil problems. Cold weather, dry heated indoor air, and increased time spent indoors combine to create the perfect conditions for throat infections.  Most tonsil problems in winter are manageable with home care, but understanding when professional help is needed can prevent …

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Winter transforms our daily lives, we bundle up in warm clothes, enjoy hot beverages, and spend more time indoors with family. Yet alongside these seasonal pleasures comes an unwelcome companion: continued throat pain that affects millions across India. If you’ve noticed your throat feels more sore during colder months, you’re experiencing a pattern that ENT …

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The  connection between stress and thyroid nodules has gained increasing attention in medical research, revealing how our emotional and psychological well-being directly impacts thyroid function.  As Dr. Sudarshan Aahire, an experienced ENT specialist in Nashik, I’ve observed numerous patients whose thyroid concerns correlate with periods of significant life stress. Understanding this relationship empowers individuals to …

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If you’re scheduled for tonsil surgery or have recently undergone the procedure, you’ve likely wondered: “Can I talk after tonsil surgery?” This common concern affects thousands of patients annually, and understanding what to expect regarding your voice can help ease anxiety and promote proper healing. Voice change after tonsil surgery is a normal part of …

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Tonsils are small, oval-shaped glands located at the back of your throat. They play a vital role in trapping bacteria and viruses to protect your body from infection. However, when these protective glands themselves become chronically infected, they can cause more harm than good.  Chronic tonsillitis is a persistent inflammation of the tonsils that may …

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