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You’re stuffy, your throat hurts, and you’re feeling rundown. You assume you’ve got a cold — but not so fast. Many people mistake seasonal allergies for colds. We explore the differences here.

While earwax may not look or feel terribly appealing, it plays an important role in the health of your ears. There are times, however, when you have too much of a good thing. Here’s a look at how you can control wax buildup.

The discomfort that stems from gastroesophageal reflux disease (GERD) can take on many different forms, from heartburn to a persistent cough. Here’s a look at a GERD-related cough and how we can help.

While spring and fall are most often associated with allergies, winter can present its own challenges. Here’s a look at why your allergies can flare up during the colder months.

Most people experience dizziness or lightheadedness from time to time, but ongoing problems with these issues is anything but normal. Here’s a look at some of the possible causes of dizziness and lightheadedness.

Hearing loss is common, especially among older individuals. But hearing loss varies from person to person, and finding the right treatment starts with understanding the stages of hearing loss. Find out what degree of hearing loss you may have.

Sleep apnea can do more than just preventing you from getting a good night’s sleep. Here are some of the potentially serious health risks associated with sleep apnea, and the symptoms of which to be aware.

Most everyone has had the experience of painful swallowing when you have a sore throat. When it hurts to swallow all the time, though, you may have a chronic condition, and sometimes even a life-threatening one.

Using immunotherapy to treat allergies is a time-tested solution for stemming bothersome symptoms from a wide range of allergens. How effective? Allergy shots give some level of symptom relief for 85% of those suffering from hay fever.