COVID-19 may be associated with tinnitus, but research is still ongoing
Not all ear infections need antibiotics — cold and warm compresses and changing up your sleep position can help
On their own, honey can help soothe a sore throat and garlic has immunity-boosting properties, but you don’t need to go the fermented route
Care for your ears by steering clear of cotton swabs, taking precautions in loud settings and seeking medical help when needed
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Often, a throat tickle is due to a cold, allergies or GERD — but see a doctor if it won’t go away
Seek help if bleeding doesn’t stop or they’re interfering with your life
Ear infections can be painful, but essential oils may make the problem worse
Throat and ear pain that lasts more than four weeks deserves serious attention
There are lots of tips, tricks and assistive devices out there that can help
Ear plugs, bathing caps, hydrogen peroxide and hair dryers can all help keep ears clean and dry