Frequently Asked Questions
What information does this page provide about ENT > THE EAR?
This page provides general information about ENT > THE EAR. It does not replace an individualized medical assessment.
When should I seek medical assessment?
Medical assessment is advisable when symptoms persist, worsen, recur or interfere with everyday activities.
Where is EViasis ENT Medical Center?
EViasis is located at 3 Paradeisou Street, Marousi, Attica, P.C. 15125.
Do I have a Hearing problem?
Hearing is an integral part of communication and therefore, plays an important role in an individual's quality of life....
How does Tinnitus occur?
Tinnitus is caused when a particular frequency range in the cochlea is damaged and no longer sends information to the brain. The frequencies near the....
Noise Induced Hearing Loss
What are the Symptoms of Noise Induced Hearing loss? The main features are hearing loss and buzzing (tinnitus). The patient describes it as a "stuffy ear"....
What makes tinnitus worse?
What makes tinnitus worse? Τinnitus is an issue that builds gradually for some people. For others, it can present itself quite suddenly....
Nasal Irrigation
Nasal Irrigation can benefit people who have sinus problems, nasal allergies, colds, and even flu symptoms. It can help both adults and kids.
Tips to Improve Tinnitus
Tinnitus sounds are monotonous continuous or intermittent sounds that can go away and come back. At the EYiasis ENT Center you can improve tinnitus...
Tinnitus due to Myoclonus of Middle ear or Palatal muscles
Unusual sounds (or vibrations), like tinnitus, in one or both ears that may occur suddenly and can last from a few minutes to weeks, which are described...
Investigation of Tinnitus and Hyperacusis
For the investigation of Tinnitus and Hyperacusis a certain algorithm is followed at the neuro-otology department of EYiasis
Glue Ear
Glue ear is a very common condition in preschool children, resulting in small to moderate transient hearing loss. Glue ear (secretory otitis media....
Professional Ear Wax Removal
Never attempt to dig out excessive or hardened earwax with a cotton swab or a hairpin. The safest way for ear wax removal
is at an ENT specialist.