Nose

Snoring can be problematic for those you share a space with at night - and it can also disrupt the quality of your own sleep.

Headaches happen to all of us at some point. There could be many reasons for a headache that means it will quietly go away of its own accord.

A nosebleed can be unnerving, especially given the volume of blood involved. However, for most people they are not serious. The under 10s and the over 50s are those who are most likely to suffer from nosebleeds.

For most of us our noses are a central feature of our face. Noses come in all shapes and sizes and no two are the same.

Many people visit an ear, nose and throat clinic for a variety of different complaints.

Blocked noses are a common symptom of colds, allergies and other respiratory conditions.

Snoring is very common. Most of us will snore at some point in our lives, although it is usually only a temporary problem that happens when a cold cause a blocked nose.

A deviated septum can have a dramatic impact if it affects the airflow through your nose. How can you recognise the signs of a deviated septum and when should you see a doctor about it?

If you snore regularly it’s a good idea to see an ENT specialist to find out if there’s a reason why, especially if your breathing seems to be affected.

If you have problems with your hearing then there are several different types of experts who you might need to see.