National Epistaxis Consensus Day in Leeds, UK

Paul was invited to attend a National Epistaxis Consensus Day in Leeds, UK. He was one of several invited experts gathered to consider the evidence for various aspects of the treatment pathway for patients with nose bleeds requiring admission to hospital, with the aim of formulating some common guidelines to try to reduce variability and […]


Almost Half Of British Women Are Sleep Deprived And Risking Long-Term Health Effects, Report Warns

Here at London ENT we regularly treat patients with sleep apnea.  Not only does the condition interfere with your nightly sleep patterns, leaving you feeling tired and listless, it can also be a sign of underlying health conditions.  Here is some information on why woman seem to suffer more than men.  With thanks to www.huffingtonpost.co.uk […]


Nigel completes the London Marathon for the British Tinnitus Association

This years London Marathon saw Tinnitus sufferer Nigel Webster run to raise money for the British Tinnitus Association.  London ENT specialises in the treatment of Tinnitus, so we are delighted to see money and awareness being raised for such a great cause. Much more than just a ringing in the ears, Tinnitus can be a life limiting […]


Halitosis – How To Avoid It!

It is estimated that up to half of us have bad breath.  With thanks to www.theguardian.com “Don’t fool yourself,” said a 1928 advert for Listerine mouthwash, “Since halitosis never announces itself to the victim, you simply cannot know when you have it.” Many of us do indeed worry that our breath smells fetid and sulphurous. There’s […]


Why this may be the year you get hay fever for the first time

With thanks to: The Daily Mail,  April 11th 2016 Rise of ‘super allergies’: Why this may be the year you get hay fever for the first time New reports say so-called ‘super allergies’ are on the way Reactions will last longer & affect ‘those who haven’t had allergies before’ So what’s going on – and […]


Advanced Skull Base Dissection and Rhinoplasty

Paul attended the University of Pennsylvania Advanced Skull Base Dissection and Rhinoplasty Courses as an international guest. This was a 4 day intensive course aimed at refining advanced surgical skills in complex situations.


Simon Cowell’s guide to beating bad breath

With thanks to: The Daily Mail Online How drinking black coffee and forgetting mouthwash can stop halitosis Music mogul Simon Cowell may have a fine set of snow-white teeth, but he’s clearly worried that his breath isn’t quite as fresh as that Hollywood smile. This week he was pictured in his limo with a packet […]


Me and my operation: The magic tube that helped me breathe again

Taken from: The Daily Mail Online Around 600,000 Britons suffer from nasal polyps, which can lead to loss of smell, breathing difficulties and severe headaches. Beverley Rudman, 52, an accountant who lives with her husband Ian near Romford, Essex, underwent a new treatment for them, as she tells DAVID HURST. THE PATIENT My nose caused me […]


What is glue ear? And how do I know if my child has it? Symptoms and treatment explained

Article taken from www.home.bt.com/lifetsyle One of the most common health issues in children, glue ear affetcs 80% of UK children before the age of 10 – here’s how to spot the symptoms and treat it. Ailments affecting your child’s ears can be frightening as we can’t really see what’s going on in there. But there […]


Hay Fever In March Is A Real Blow

It may still be chilly out there, but did you know that the hay fever season is fast approaching? It’s easy for us to assume that hay fever is only a problem in the warmer summer months, but hay fever can actually be an almost year round ailment for some people. What Is Hay fever, […]