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Do Ear Tubes Stop All Ear Infections? What You Should Know Before Surgery

Sleepless nights, irritation, crying – Seeing your child regularly struggle with ear infections can be heartbreaking. Your instinct as a parent is always to do everything you can to stop the discomfort, even consider surgery to avoid a more serious infection down the road. Above all, you want to protect your child’s hearing and ear  Continue Reading »

Dr. Brian Kulbersh

My Child Can’t Breathe at Night: Is It Time for Nasal Surgery?

As a parent, there’s nothing more distressing than watching your child struggle to breathe at night. You might have noticed your little one snoring, mouth breathing, or even gasping for air during sleep. These symptoms can be alarming, and you’re probably wondering if nasal surgery might be the solution. Let’s dive into this topic and  Continue Reading »

Dr. Brian Kulbersh

Early Signs of Common ENT Problems in Infants

Infants’ ear, nose, and throat (ENT) issues are common and critical to address early. Emphasizing the importance of early detection of common ENT problems in infants is crucial in ensuring effective management and care. Recognizing these issues promptly can lead to better health outcomes and prevent future complications as your child grows. Ear Infections: A  Continue Reading »

Dr. Brian Kulbersh

The Impact of Ear Conditions on Speech and Language Development

Ear health plays a crucial role in a child’s ability to effectively develop speech and language skills. The ears are not just organs for hearing; they are gateways through which children absorb the sounds of their environment, laying the foundation for learning language and communication.  Hearing problems or other ear-related conditions can hinder this vital  Continue Reading »

Dr. Brian Kulbersh

A Parent’s Guide: Tips for Choosing a Pediatric ENT

If frequent ear infections, sinus problems, or other ear, nose, and throat issues are interfering with your child’s daily life, you may want to consider a consultation with a pediatric ENT. Taking some time to research a doctor who specializes in diagnosing and treating these types of conditions will help ensure you can meet your  Continue Reading »

Dr. Brian Kulbersh

How We Treat Ear Infections in Babies and Kids

Ear infections in children often clear up on their own, and treatment may simply involve monitoring the problem and managing the pain with prescribed medication. However, some children are prone to persistent ear infections that can cause serious complications. In these cases, myringotomy tube placement may be recommended for treatment. How do ear infections in  Continue Reading »

Dr. Brian Kulbersh

4 Kid-Friendly Hearing Aid Alternatives to Consider

Hearing is more than a communication skill; it is a precious sense that helps us bond with others, share emotions, and comprehend our surroundings. Hearing also protects us by alerting us to potential threats or hazards. When a child loses their hearing, either partially or completely, there are multiple ways to treat it. Hearing aids  Continue Reading »

Dr. Brian Kulbersh

Your Child Lost Hearing in One Ear. What Do You Do?

Unilateral hearing loss (UHL) means that your child has loss of hearing in one ear, which can range from mild to profound. Although children with unilateral hearing loss can still manage well at home or in educational and social settings, parents must be armed with the right information to make the best decisions and help  Continue Reading »

Dr. Brian Kulbersh

What to Do if Your Baby Has an Ear Infection

Ear infections in babies are very common and often follow a cold. While they can be painful for your child and cause you concern, most ear infections go away on their own, and those that linger are easy to treat. What is an ear infection? An ear infection in kids is an inflammation of the  Continue Reading »

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How Can I Improve my Child’s Hearing Loss?

Pediatric hearing loss is a challenging diagnosis at any age and is a critical issue, as even mild hearing loss can significantly affect a child’s development. Hearing loss in children can be hereditary or caused by external factors after birth, and it can lead to speech and learning delays as well as social and emotional  Continue Reading »

Dr. Brian Kulbersh
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