Almost everyone will experience tinnitus at some point in their lives.
Around one in six adults in the UK has hearing loss, with most affected by one of two types: conductive or sensorineural hearing loss.
Your hearing declines with age, with children able to hear sounds at higher frequencies than adults
Ear infections are very common in both children and adults and can affect any part of your ear.
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Obstructive sleep apnoea (OSA) is a condition that affects your breathing while you sleep.
When you have a sore throat, the lining of the inside of your throat is inflamed or swollen.
Ménière's disease affects your inner ear and, as a result, causes problems with balance, tinnitus and hearing.
All healthy ears produce earwax. It’s your body’s way of cleaning out your ears.
Grommet insertion is a surgical procedure used to treat persistent glue ear.
Hearing loss is usually associated with getting older, but it can happen at any age, including during childhood.
Around 50,000 children in the UK are deaf and in around 90% of cases, they are born to hearing parents.
Your ability to balance depends on many different factors.
Problems with swallowing, known as dysphagia, often cause issues with eating and talking, and needs assessment and treatment.
Most people experience nasal congestion, commonly referred to as a blocked nose.
Balance problems are often associated with old age. However, your balance can start to deteriorate as early as your 30s.
Dizziness is a fairly common symptom that usually isn’t caused by anything serious.
Losing your hearing can have a big impact on your life. Some people experience gradual hearing loss without realising it.
Chronic (long-term) sinusitis refers to inflammation of the linings of the nose and sinuses that persists for more than 12 weeks.
Snoring is very common and isn’t usually a sign of anything serious, although it can affect the quality of your sleep.
Tonsillitis is common in children and usually gets better on its own.
Mr Jonathan Hobson, Consultant ENT Surgeon, discusses tinnitus - a condition in which sufferers hear a disruptive ringing noise.
Most people will feel dizzy at some point in their lives but frequent bouts of dizziness can be distressing.
Around one in every 100 adults in the UK has Eustachian tube dysfunction.
