Anosmia is the medical term for the loss of smell, otherwise known as smell-blindness. Up to 40% of anosmia cases occur in adults with or recovering from a virus. There is perhaps little surprise that loss of sense of smell is a common symptom for those who test positive for COVID-19. In some countries, as […]
What is Swimmer’s Ear? Swimmer’s ear, also called otitis externa, is a painful condition in which the skin of the outer ear, or ear canal, is infected. This is different from middle ear infections, also known as otitis media, which is common in children. Swimmer’s ear is more common in children and young adults, but […]
Nasal trauma refers to an injury to your nose or the immediate area around your nose. These can include internal and/or external injuries. The bones, tissue and cartilage of your nose are in a vulnerable place within the skull, which is why nasal injuries and nasal trauma are common. Types of nasal trauma There are […]
If you have been suffering from chronic sinus infections, you will no doubt be wanting to find answers and solutions. But did you know that an infected tooth could cause frequent reoccurring sinus issues? Maxillary sinusitis of odontogenic origin is when an infection in the root of your tooth spreads to your sinuses. Your upper […]
Overuse of antibiotics is one of the many battles medicine is facing today. While they do an excellent job in one respect, the overuse of antibiotics can have a devastating effect on the human body and the human race. Preventing the spread of infections has been one of their key factors, however, antibiotics being used […]
It has been widely publicised that sufferers from sinus infections or sinusitis can alleviate symptoms by taking a natural spice called Turmeric. Known for its anti-inflammatory, antibacterial and antibiotic qualities, turmeric can be used in the fight to treat sinus infection. Natural cures have been used by people from all over the world for many […]
Professor Chatrath was recently featured in the Healthcare Innovations section of The Guardian on Saturday newspaper on 28th March 2020. His article focussed on minimally invasive an innovative surgical approaches, including functional and cosmetic nasal surgery, minimally invasive otoplasty techniques, and non-surgical rhinoplasty and facelift techniques. Click here to see the article
Please read the following for advice on caring for a fractured nose at home. We are here to answer any questions or concerns you may have regarding a fractured nose. Injuries to the nose Fractures to the nose are common, making up over 50% of all fractures to the face. Most are either related to […]
Obstructive Sleep Apnoea, or OSA, is a condition in which there is an obstruction of the airways. This can be caused by a number of different things, for example a weakening or relaxation of the muscles in the throat during sleep. This narrows the airways, reducing airflow and making it harder to breathe. This can […]
What are chronic ear infections? Chronic ear infections are recurring ear infections that can be caused by several things. If an ear infection does not heal by itself or keeps returning, it will be classed as a chronic ear infection. This condition can escalate to cause hearing loss, a ruptured eardrum or in extreme cases, […]
London ENT is a website dedicated to providing information and treatment options for various ear, nose, and throat (ENT) conditions. It is run by Professor Paul Chatrath, a Consultant ENT Surgeon based in London and Essex, who offers expertise in general ENT, nasal and sinus disorders, paediatric ENT, voice disorders, and facial cosmetic procedures.