at Paul Young, MD – ENT Clinic
Supplies will be donated to Buffalo area kids in need.
School Supplies Needed
Backpacks, folders, pencils, crayons, paper, erasers, rulers, scissors, glue, etc.
Drop off items at our office:
4955 N Bailey Ave #202, Buffalo, NY. 14226
School Supplies Drive
by Dr. Paul Young MD | July 23, 2018 | ENT Buffalo NY | 0 Comments
at Paul Young, MD – ENT Clinic | Supplies will be donated to Buffalo area kids in need. | School Supplies Needed | Backpacks, folders, pencils, crayons, paper, erasers, rulers, scissors, glue, etc. | Drop off items at our office: 4955 N Bailey Ave #202, Buffalo, NY. 14226
Ear infection vs. fluid in the ear, which one is it?
by Dr. Paul Young MD | August 9, 2016 | Ears, ENT Buffalo NY | 0 Comments
Chronic ear infections, or otitis media, is a common childhood illness. As we age, our anatomy changes allowing for better drainage from the inner ear, which decreases our risk for infection. Most children will have less frequent infections by middle adolescence. It...Toy Drive
by Dr. Paul Young MD | November 17, 2016 | Events | 0 Comments
Our office is so happy to be doing a toy drive for kids who are residing at the Women’s and Children’s Hospital of Buffalo.
The holidays can be especially hard for kids who are sick and not able to be home with their families. “Partners like you are critical. The kids range from infants to teens and with your efforts we can being a smile to the children who are here during the holidays” said a spokeswoman from the hospital.
Kindly bring an unwrapped gift for children of all ages. The hospital requests that we not bring blankets or stuffed toys for health reasons.
The hard-to-swallow facts about your salivary glands!
by Dr. Paul Young MD | April 20, 2017 | ENT Buffalo NY, Otolaryngology, Tonsillitis | 0 Comments
THE SALIVARY GLAND SYSTEM | A person’s health can be thoroughly evaluated just in their saliva alone! Though saliva is mostly comprised of water, it also contains hormones, minerals, enzymes and proteins, plus antibacterial and other substances that are prime indicators of whether or not we’re in optimal condition. Things like our dental health and our body’s pH balance are directly connected to our salivary glands.
What Was That? I Can’t Hear You!
by Dr. Paul Young MD | May 15, 2018 | Ears, ENT Buffalo NY | 0 Comments
Does it seem like your favorite news anchors aren’t speaking loud enough anymore? Do your neighbors let you know you’re chatting a bit too loudly on the telephone? You might be experiencing hearing loss. Though hearing loss is usually a natural part of the aging process, infections, major injuries, tumors, and heart conditions can all affect your ability to hear properly. Thankfully, your favorite ENT doctor in West Seneca, NY can help you out.
How Dogs Can Prevent Dog Allergies and Asthma
by Dr. Paul Young MD | October 22, 2018 | Allergy Care | 0 Comments
If you have a four-footed friend living at home here in Buffalo, NY, then you know how much joy cats and dogs can bring to your life. However, you probably didn’t know that they are also beneficial to your health. As it turns out, recent research reveals that babies that grow up with animals in the house may be less likely to develop cat and dog allergies and asthma when they’re older.
3 Easy Ways to Sleep Better with Allergies
by Dr. Paul Young MD | June 6, 2018 | Allergy Care, ENT Buffalo NY | 0 Comments
You haven’t noticed your allergies all day until you’re ready to go to bed when suddenly your symptoms hit you. With a runny nose and itchy eyes, how are you ever going to get any sleep? As it turns out, yes, allergy levels in Buffalo, NY tend to rise at night. While pollen levels are highest in the morning, the bedroom tends to aggravate symptoms.
Western New York Living features Dr. Paul Young
by Dr. Paul Young MD | August 11, 2017 | ENT Buffalo NY | 0 Comments
Western New York Living features Dr. Paul Young | ENT Buffalo NY |
What to Expect From an Allergist in Buffalo, NY
by Dr. Paul Young MD | April 4, 2018 | Allergy Care, ENT Buffalo NY | 0 Comments
Nervous for your first visit to the allergist in Buffalo, NY? Don’t be! Here’s what to expect and how to best prepare for your upcoming appointment.
The Throbbing Truth About Earaches
by Dr. Paul Young MD | April 20, 2017 | ENT Buffalo NY, Otolaryngology, Tonsillitis | 0 Comments
The most common type of earache is otitis media which involves inflammation and infection of the middle ear. The narrow channel that connects the inside of the ear to the back of the throat is called a eustachian tube. When there is an accumulation of mucus and pus behind the eardrum, the eustachian tube becomes blocked. As a sudden infection occurs, it is called acute otitis media.
If earaches go untreated or improperly treated, fluid can linger within the ear for weeks. This condition is known as otitis media with effusion, and often occurs in ear infections that are in the recovery process. There are serious consequences to having chronic earaches, the worst of which is potential hearing loss.
