ENT Symptoms

Headaches behind the ears can result from muscle tension, ear infections, TMJ issues, sinus pressure, nerve irritation, or poor posture, affecting daily life and sometimes requiring medical evaluation for persistent or severe symptoms.

Hearing loss gradually reduces sound clarity and can impact communication, relationships, and well-being. Common causes include aging, noise exposure, infections, and certain illnesses, highlighting the importance of early assessment and intervention.

Crackling noises in the ears often result from earwax buildup, Eustachian tube dysfunction, pressure changes, or jaw issues, and while usually harmless, persistent sounds may require medical evaluation.

Fluid leaking from the ear can indicate infections, injuries, or other conditions affecting the ear, with symptoms varying by fluid type and severity; timely medical evaluation helps prevent complications and improves outcomes.

Ears set low describes a facial feature where the ears are positioned lower than typical, below the eye or eyebrow level, representing a normal anatomical variation influenced by genetics and development.