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Monday, 29 March 2010

Practice Website Transferred to New Server

Posted on 18:53 by Unknown
Over the weekend, the practice website www.FauquierENT.net underwent a very painful and time-consuming move to a new Linux server. In the past, the website was hosted on a WebDAV server (.Mac). However, the website had outgrown this home due to the amount of traffic it has been receiving (close to 5000 hits a day now).

As such, after almost 2 days of setting up the new server, transferring all the files, updating links, and creating forwarding addresses of all the webpages on the old server, we THINK the website has remained operational without any downtime.

There may be a few snafus here and there during the move that we haven't caught yet, but with time, these should all be ironed out.

If you run into a broken webpage or link, please let us know!!!
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Tuesday, 23 March 2010

Mucus in Back of Nose/Throat After UPPP or Uvula Removal

Posted on 09:58 by Unknown
I have recently seen a rash of patients who have a presenting symptom of a sense of mucus or phlegm buildup in the back of the mouth/nose right behind the soft palate after surgery involving uvula removal. Such surgery may include the uvula alone or UPPP (uvulopalatopharyngoplasty) for obstructive sleep apnea.

Often in these cases, this problem with mucus and phlegm is due to a very small velopharyngeal insufficiency. This is a rare problem where there is a small opening between the palate and nose when swallowing causing a little bit of saliva to "regurgitate" into the nose. If the opening is very large, liquids and even food will come out the nose when swallowing. If it is very small, mucus/phlegmy sensation will be present localized to the area right behind the soft palate.

This problem, if present, can be corrected by a simple procedure called nasopharyngoplasty.


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Monday, 22 March 2010

New Non-Addictive Sleep Drug to Help People Sleep!!!

Posted on 18:52 by Unknown
It was with great interest that I read a recent report that a new drug, Silenor, was approved by the FDA this month (March 18, 2010) to help people who have trouble sleeping. Although there are already prescription medications to help with sleep (Ambien and Lunesta being the most common ones), Silenor is very interesting in that there was no suggestion of any addictive properties or withdrawal with this medication in over 1000 patients during clinical trials.

In fact, Silenor has not been designated as a controlled substance by the U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) because of its demonstrated lack of abuse potential. Ambien and Lunesta are both considered as controlled substances.

Silenor binds with high affinity to the histamine H1 receptor... the same receptor that over-the-counter benadryl attaches to resulting in a side-effect of drowsiness. BUT, Silenor attaches to this receptor 14X more strongly compared to benadryl.

Silenor is made by Somaxon Pharmaceuticals (SOMX).

Read more here.
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Thursday, 18 March 2010

New Epi-Pen Design

Posted on 13:13 by Unknown
Patients may have noticed that the Epi-Pen now looks different. The "old" epipen was completely circular with grey safety and black cap.


The new epipen has a blue safety and an auto-injector orange cap that automatically expands to cover the needle after use to prevent accidental needle stick. Also, the instructions on use is much easier to read as the shape of the epipen is oblong instead of circular. Much better overall design in my mind!

All our patients on allergy shots are given epipen to have on hand in case of anaphylactic reaction.
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Monday, 15 March 2010

NYT: Zinc Does NOT Help Fight Off Ear Infections

Posted on 16:36 by Unknown
The New York Times on March 12, 2010 published a story discussing whether zinc can help fight ear infections. The story titled "The Claim: Zinc Can Help Fight Off Ear Infections" states in the end that the mineral zinc does not. A research study on the subject revealed its lack of efficacy.

Read the NYT story here.
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Rare Disorder Causing Dizziness Called "Mal de Debarquement"

Posted on 16:29 by Unknown
The Washington Post on March 16, 2010 published a story entitled "Rare disorder makes people feel off balance for weeks or months" describing a rare condition called mal de debarquement which causes dizziness.

Two signs that a patient has mal de debarquement are if they feel a rocking sensation for weeks or months starting after a cruise and if they're fine when driving but not when standing, walking or sitting.

Read the story here.
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Sunday, 14 March 2010

LA Times: Neti-Pots and Other Saline Sinus Rinses Effective

Posted on 00:23 by Unknown
The LA Times on March 15, 2010 published a story entitled "Are neti pots on the nose?". The story describes the effectiveness of regular saline flushes to the nose in reducing as well as preventing allergy symptoms, colds, and sinus infections. Devices that can flush the nose/sinus include Neti-Pots as well as Neilmed Sinus Rinse. Electronic devices also exist (see below).

Studies support this claim.

Though patients can purchase saline packets, patients can make their own saline solution by combining one teaspoon of kosher salt and a half teaspoon of baking soda with a pint of lukewarm tap water.

Read the LA Times story here.



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Friday, 12 March 2010

Temporary Hearing Loss in Children May Lead to "Lazy Ear"

Posted on 02:48 by Unknown

Researchers at Vanderbilt and Harvard University have determined that short-term hearing deprivation during childhood may lead to persistent hearing deficits, long after hearing is restored to normal. Their research published in the March 11 issue of Neuron revealed that in rats, a "lazy ear" can develop when balanced auditory signals are not transmitted from each ear to the brain during a critical period for auditory cortex development.

In humans, "an analogous problem may exist ... in that children commonly experience a buildup of viscous fluid in the middle ear cavity, called otitis media with effusion, which can degrade the quality of acoustic signals reaching the brain and has been associated with long-lasting loss of auditory perceptual acuity," explains senior study author, Dr. Daniel Polley from the Massachusetts Eye and Ear Infirmary.

The most common procedure to treat this condition in children is ear tube placement.

Read more here. The title of their research is "Monaural Deprivation Disrupts Development of Binaural Selectivity in Auditory Midbrain and Cortex."
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Friday, 5 March 2010

NYT: Kids with Allergies

Posted on 10:07 by Unknown

The New York Times published a story on pediatric allergies on March 5, 2010 titled "A Child’s Allergies Are Serious but Can Be Treated Effectively."

Some treatments mentioned in the article include allergy shots, medications, and avoidance.

Our office is able to provide allergy shots, allergy drops, medications, as well as allergy testing.
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Our Office Now Offers Free Wi-Fi for Patients!

Posted on 04:18 by Unknown

Our office now offers free WiFi access for patients. Look for fh_guest_wifi network in order to connect. No password is required.
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Thursday, 4 March 2010

Superbowl Hearing Protection!

Posted on 05:46 by Unknown

Kudos to New Orleans Saints Drew Brees for protecting his kid's ears with earmuffs after winning the 2010 Superbowl game.

Read a NYT article about this here.
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  • nerve
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  • nose
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  • osa
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  • pain
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  • paint
  • palate
  • pandas
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  • papilloma
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  • paradoxical vocal cord
  • paralysis
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  • pharyngocele
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  • Physician
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  • purulent
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  • pylori
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  • radiation
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  • raft
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  • random
  • rapid
  • raspy
  • RAST
  • reaction
  • reader
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  • rebound
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  • recording
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  • recurrent
  • red eyes
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  • referral
  • reflux
  • regurgitation
  • rehm
  • removal
  • renovation
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  • repellant
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  • reporter
  • research
  • residency
  • resident
  • resistance
  • response
  • resurface
  • resurfacing
  • review
  • rhinitis
  • rhinoplasty
  • richmond
  • right
  • ringing
  • rinse
  • risk
  • robert
  • robot
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  • rock
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  • roof
  • room
  • rotating
  • routine
  • rubber
  • runny nose
  • rupture
  • ryan
  • safe
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  • saline
  • saliva
  • salivary stone
  • saltwater
  • santa claus
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  • SCIT
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  • secondhand
  • secure
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  • sedated
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  • sensory
  • sepsis
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  • septoplasty
  • septum
  • sermo
  • service
  • set
  • severe
  • sex
  • shampoo
  • shape
  • shark
  • shenandoah university
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  • shortness of breath
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  • shots
  • show
  • shrimp
  • sialadenitis
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  • sialoadenitis
  • sickness
  • side
  • side effect
  • silent
  • silver nitrate
  • singer
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  • singulair
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  • sinuneb
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  • sinus infection
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  • sinusitis
  • skating
  • skin
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  • sleep
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  • SLIT
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  • smartphone
  • smell
  • smoke
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  • sneezing
  • snore
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  • snot
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  • social
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  • soda
  • sodium
  • soft
  • song
  • sore
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  • sour
  • spa
  • spam
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  • spasmodic
  • spasmodic dypshonia
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  • special
  • specialist
  • speech
  • speech therapy
  • spinal
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  • split tube
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  • spur
  • ssnhl
  • staph
  • starvation
  • stat
  • station
  • stem
  • stereoisomer
  • sterile
  • steroid
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  • sticky
  • stink
  • stone
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  • stops
  • storybooks
  • strange
  • strep
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  • stridor
  • strobe
  • stroboscopy
  • stroke
  • stuck
  • stud
  • student
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  • stuffed animals
  • stuttering
  • sublingual
  • submandibular
  • submaxillary
  • sudden
  • sudden hearing loss
  • sun
  • sunblock
  • sunscreen
  • sunshine
  • superbill
  • superbowl
  • superbug
  • support
  • surgeon
  • surgery
  • surgical
  • survey
  • suture
  • swallow
  • swallowing
  • swelling
  • sword
  • symbicort
  • symphony
  • symptom
  • symptoms
  • syndrome
  • T-tube
  • tablet
  • talk
  • talking
  • tall
  • target
  • taste
  • tea
  • teacher
  • technology
  • teen
  • teenager
  • teeth
  • television
  • temperature
  • terrorism
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  • test
  • testing
  • tests
  • text messaging
  • the doctors
  • the onion
  • theory
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  • thick
  • throat
  • throat cancer
  • throat clearing
  • throat-clearing
  • thrombosis
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  • throwing
  • thyroid
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  • tia
  • tic
  • tic cough
  • tick
  • tilt
  • time
  • times
  • tinnitus
  • tiny
  • Tionne
  • TLC
  • TMJ
  • tobacco
  • TOCPM
  • today
  • tongue
  • tonsil
  • tonsil stones
  • tonsillectomy
  • tonsilliits
  • tonsillitis
  • tonsilloliths
  • tonsillotomy
  • tonsilolith
  • tonsiloliths
  • tony
  • tooth
  • tooth pain
  • top
  • topical
  • TORD
  • torres
  • tors
  • torticollis
  • tour
  • toxin
  • toyota
  • trach
  • tracheostomy
  • training
  • trans
  • translation
  • transmedics
  • transmission
  • transplant
  • transplantation
  • transportation
  • trauma
  • treating
  • treatment
  • tremor
  • trend
  • triangle
  • trombone
  • trouble
  • tube
  • tubes
  • tucci
  • tumor
  • turbinate coblation
  • turbinate hypertrophy
  • turbinate reduction
  • turning
  • tutorial
  • TV
  • tween
  • tweet
  • twitching
  • twitter
  • two
  • tylenol
  • tympanic
  • type
  • ulcer
  • ulpa
  • ulrich
  • ultrasound
  • unable
  • unclog
  • under
  • uninsured
  • united kingdom
  • university
  • Update
  • upper
  • upper respiratory infection
  • uppp
  • urgent
  • URI
  • urine
  • urticaria
  • usa
  • USA today
  • uva
  • uvula
  • uvulectomy
  • uvulopalatopharyngoplasty
  • vaccination
  • vaccine
  • vagal neuropathy
  • vascular
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  • vasomotor rhinnitis
  • vcd
  • ventilation
  • versus
  • vertigo
  • ves
  • vessel
  • viagra
  • vibration
  • video
  • viral
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  • virus
  • viruses
  • vit d
  • vitamin
  • vitamin A
  • vitamin d
  • vivosonic
  • vlog
  • vocal
  • vocal cord
  • vocal cord dysfunction
  • vocal cord paralysis
  • vocal cord paresis
  • vocal cords
  • vocal process
  • voice
  • voice therapy
  • voicebox
  • voicelift
  • volume
  • vomit
  • vs
  • wait
  • waiting
  • wall
  • wall street journal
  • warm
  • warrenton
  • washes
  • washington
  • washington dc
  • washington post
  • water
  • watkins
  • wax
  • wearable
  • web
  • web 2.0
  • webapp
  • Website
  • Website Update
  • wedge
  • weight gain
  • whale
  • what to do
  • wheezing
  • where
  • whisperer
  • whispering
  • white
  • who
  • whooping
  • wierd
  • wifi
  • will.i.am
  • wind
  • windows 7
  • winter
  • wire
  • wireless
  • withdrawal
  • without
  • woman
  • word
  • world
  • world voice day
  • world's
  • worlds
  • wound center
  • wp
  • wrestling
  • wrong
  • wsj
  • x-ray
  • xeomin
  • xray
  • xylitol
  • xyzal
  • youtube
  • zenker's
  • zenkers
  • zeta
  • zicam
  • zinc
  • zyrtec

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