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Below you will find an overview of our ENT pages with detailed information on illnesses such as the common cold, flu, nosebleeds and many other diseases of the throat, nose and ears.
On these pages you will find detailed information on the most common diseases in the throat and mouth area. These include:
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Here is an overview of the most important ear diseases. These are among the most widespread diseases. While almost every child will suffer from otitis media at least once over the years, virtually every adult will experience ringing in their ears or tinnitus in their lifetime.
The nose is often affected as part of general illnesses, such as a cold, flu or runny nose. Information on these diseases can be found at the relevant point in the text. Here, however, specific diseases of the nose should be in the foreground, which are limited to these only:
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Here you will find an overview of the most common causes for which an ear, nose and throat doctor is consulted. On the respective pages you will find information about what could be the cause of the complaints:
Since the ear, nose and throat area has direct contact with the environment, pathogens can also easily reach it. Therefore, the following infectious inflammations are typical symptoms of ENT:
Swelling can also occur in the mouth, nose and ears:
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The common cold is one of the most common diseases. On average, Germans get a cold 3-4 times a year, which can be triggered by various viruses. Here you can find the most important information about the common cold:
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The treatment of a cold is usually based on symptomatic measures, which means that the symptoms of the cold are combated and not its cause, the viruses. These drugs are commonly used for a cold:
The flu is also one of the most important diseases in Germany, it is triggered by specific flu viruses. You can find information on the subject and also on what the difference to a cold is here:
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An elevated body temperature is commonly referred to as a fever, and the exact value is constantly being discussed. Fever in itself is not a disease, but a symptom that can occur in a variety of diseases. Here you will find everything about our topic fever:
Nosebleeds are also one of the symptoms that everyone has probably suffered from in their lifetime. It usually arises from a simple injury to the vessels of the nasal mucosa and is harmless. But it can also be a symptom of serious diseases such as high blood pressure or coagulation disorders. Everything to do with nosebleeds:
A tonsillitis is a typical clinical picture in children. It can be triggered by various pathogens. Unfortunately, when it comes to bacteria, antibiotic therapy is usually unavoidable. Here you will find all the important information about tonsillitis:
Noises in the ears that are not triggered by an external acoustic stimulus are also known as tinnitus. Many people suffer from tinnitus from time to time, but in some patients it persists and can severely limit their everyday life. Here you will find everything about tinnitus:
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"Schnupfen" is a term that is used in German as soon as the nose is running. More precisely, a cold is an inflammation of the nasal mucosa, a so-called rhinitis, which is associated with a runny nose. Viruses are usually the trigger. Here you can find information on the subject of colds:
