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Difficulty swallowing due to problems with the throat or esophagus. Therapy can include swallowing exercises, dietary modifications, and possibly medical procedures.

Enlargement of the adenoids often causing nasal obstruction, sleep disturbances, and ear infections. Treatment may include nasal steroids or adenoidectomy.

An allergic response causing itchy, watery eyes, sneezing, and other similar symptoms. Treatment may include antihistamines and avoiding known allergens.

Inflammation of the middle ear, commonly in children. General care includes pain management and antibiotics if bacterial.

Infection of the tonsils, which can be viral or bacterial. Treatment includes hydration, rest, and antibiotics if bacterial.

A sleep disorder where a child's breathing is partially or completely blocked repeatedly during sleep. Management may include adenotonsillectomy or CPAP.

A fungal infection in the mouth caused by Candida. Presentation includes white patches on the tongue or inside the cheeks. Treatment involves antifungal medication.

Hearing loss resulting from obstruction or damage to the outer or middle ear. Treatment may involve surgery or hearing aids, depending on the cause.

A tear or hole in the tympanic membrane, which can lead to hearing loss and increased risk of ear infection. Most perforations heal spontaneously; surgery is an option if they don't.

Infection of the outer ear canal, also known as 'swimmer's ear'. Treatment involves keeping the ear dry and topical antibiotics.

Commonly known as a nosebleed. General care includes pinching the nose and leaning forward, avoiding nose blowing or picking.

Congenital blockage of the nasal passage, which can cause difficulty in breathing through the nose. Treatment may involve surgical repair.

Insertion of an object in the ear canal. Removal should be performed by a medical professional to avoid damage to the ear canal or tympanic membrane.

A viral infection leading to swelling around the vocal cords, characterized by a barking cough. Treatment includes humidified air and steroids in severe cases.

Commonly known as tongue-tie, where a short lingual frenulum restricts tongue movement. Treatment can include a frenotomy if it interferes with feeding or speech.

Soft, painless, noncancerous growths on the lining of the nasal passages or sinuses. Treatment may include steroids or surgery.

Permanent hearing loss due to problems with the inner ear or auditory nerve. Intervention may include hearing aids or cochlear implants.

Inflammation of the sinuses, usually due to infection. Care includes nasal irrigation, decongestants, and possibly antibiotics if symptoms persist.

Noisy breathing caused by narrowed or obstructed airway passage. Urgent assessment is critical to determine the cause and appropriate treatment.