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by Dr. Paul Young MD | August 22, 2018 | Allergy Care | 0 Comments

If you’ve never suffered from seasonal allergies before, you may not know how your symptoms can take over your life. Thankfully, you’re in good hands. Amherst allergy care is some of the best care in Western New York, but you should know a few things going in. Here’s what you probably never knew about allergies:

by Dr. Paul Young MD | May 8, 2018 | Allergy Care, ENT Buffalo NY | 0 Comments

Allergy-free in the middle of pollen season? If you suffer from severe seasonal allergies, allergy immunology in Buffalo, NY could be right for you. | If you’ve ever sniffed your way from March through September, you know how annoying seasonal allergies are. Constantly carrying around a box of tissues isn’t anyone’s idea of great summer! If this sounds a bit like you, then call us up to ask about allergy immunology in Buffalo, NY. We may have a more permanent solution for you.

by Dr. Paul Young MD | February 23, 2018 | Allergy Care | 0 Comments

The Buffalo, NY allergy forecast can tell you the daily pollen count for specific plants and trees in that area. By measuring the average number of grains of pollen per cubic meter of air, the pollen count serves as a rough guide to breathing comfort for anyone who may suffer from environmental allergies.

by Dr. Paul Young MD | August 3, 2018 | ENT Buffalo NY, Sinus | 0 Comments

Not quite sure what body part is the ENT? You can’t find ENT’s anywhere on your body because the name is an acronym. ENT stands for ear, nose, and throat, and physicians associated with this branch of medical science are known as otolaryngologists. Below, we talk more about what a WNY ENT doctor does on a regular basis, what you can expect from your first appointment, and what kind of surgeries you might expect.

by Dr. Paul Young MD | April 20, 2017 | ENT Buffalo NY, Otolaryngology, Tonsillitis | 0 Comments

What are nasal polyps? | When chronic inflammation frequently recurs in the nasal cavity, growths can develop on the mucus lining of one’s sinuses. These soft, pale, teardrop or grape-shaped growths are called Nasal Polyposis or Nasal Polyps. While the polyps are painless and range from mild and unnoticed to obstructively large in size, they can block the nasal passageways and cause problems with breathing.
People prone to this condition are those who cope with environmental allergies, frequent sinus infections, asthma, extreme sensitivity to aspirin, and certain immune disorders. Nasal polyps can occur at any age, however they are more common after age 40 and more prevalent in men than women. Children who have cystic fibrosis also tend to experience polyps in their nose.
Nasal polyps can occur in both nostrils or sinuses, and may gradually grow larger.

by Dr. Paul Young MD | March 3, 2019 | Allergy Care | 0 Comments

When the snow finally melts in Buffalo, NY, kids can’t wait to play outside.
Discover which allergy pills you can offer to children who suffer from hay fever.

by Dr. Paul Young MD | July 23, 2018 | ENT Buffalo NY, Throat | 0 Comments

Laryngitis, inflammation of the vocal cords, is typically responsible for your hoarse voice. While laryngitis can be caused by a bacterial or viral infection, it might also be caused by a straining of the vocal cords. Laryngitis can, however, become a chronic condition if it’s a result of long-term irritation.

by Dr. Paul Young MD | February 3, 2019 | Allergy Care | 0 Comments

Dogs in Buffalo, NY can suffer from allergies just like people can, but be careful because not all OTC allergy medicine is meant for dogs.

by Dr. Paul Young MD | December 3, 2018 | Allergy Care | 0 Comments

Winter’s here again in Buffalo, NY, and that means that it’s cold and flu season. Unfortunately, it can sometimes be difficult to tell whether a bout of the sniffles means you’re suffering from your regular allergies or if you’ve finally caught that cold that’s been going around. However, if you don’t know which is which, you might end up taking the wrong treatment or over-medicating.

by Dr. Paul Young MD | April 2, 2018 | Ears, ENT Buffalo NY, Head & Neck Cancer, Nose & Mouth, Otolaryngology, Pediatric, Throat, Tonsillitis | 0 Comments

We love Dr. Paul Young for his kindness, compassion, and medical insight. Here’s why we think he is one of the top ENT doctors in Buffalo, NY. | After receiving his M.D. from the State University of New York at Buffalo, Dr. Paul Young went on to become the clinical associate professor of ENT in UB’s medical school and the director of otolaryngology at Millard Fillmore Suburban Hospital.