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Children bounce back from so much, yet ear, nose, and throat issues can turn even the happiest household upside down. That’s why understanding the most common pediatric ENT conditions gives you practical tools to respond calmly, confidently, and early.

Dr. Scott Robertson looks at how waterproof hearing aids work, the most recent devices on the market, and practical tips for choosing and caring for them.

The first and foremost thing was—I went deaf. So, I was pretty panicked. I’ve always had breathing issues and sinus issues. I developed sleep apnea and didn’t even know I had it. Since then, I’ve been rebuilt from the chin up to my eyes—pretty much a complete overhaul.

I’ve always had a hard time breathing, and I just couldn’t take it anymore. I slept maybe four or five hours a night because I would wake up unable to breathe.

Before I came to see Dr. Robertson, I struggled with sinus issues year-round. I was miserable all the time and always had to make sure I carried tissues everywhere I went. I didn’t have a good quality of life.

Hearing loss often happens so gradually that people don’t realize how much it’s affecting their lives until the consequences become unavoidable.

I had gone to many doctors because I had had an ear infection and sinus infection and had taken so many antibiotics—maybe three or four rounds. Finally, I went to a doctor that said he couldn’t treat me.

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