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Your New Pediatric ENT Clinic: What Conditions We Treat and When to Book

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Does your child keep tugging at one ear? Snore louder than you'd expect for someone under four feet tall? Have a nose that's blocked more often than not? Most parents have asked themselves at some point whether this is "just a kid thing" or something worth getting checked. JTS Medical Centre in Jumeirah, Dubai has opened a dedicated Pediatric ENT Clinic to answer exactly that question. It's led by Dr. Zainab Arsiwala, a European board-certified ENT specialist who also holds a Saudi Board Fellowship in Pediatric ENT, with more than 14 years of experience treating children and adults alike. Here's a plain-language look at what a pediatric ENT actually does, the conditions we see most, and how to tell when it's time to book rather than wait another few weeks. What Does a Pediatric ENT Actually Do? ENT covers the ears, nose, and throat but treating a child isn't the same as treating a smaller adult. A child's ears, nose, and airway are still growing an...

PCOS and Fertility: What Every Woman Trying to Conceive Should Know

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If you've just been diagnosed with PCOS and you're trying to conceive, you probably know the feeling of relief at finally having an explanation for the irregular periods or the weight that won't budge, mixed with a new worry: what does this mean for getting pregnant? Here's the short answer, and it's a genuinely reassuring one: PCOS is the most common cause of ovulation-related infertility, but it's also one of the most treatable. Most women with PCOS go on to have healthy pregnancies. Some do it without any medical help at all. Many more get there with treatments that are well understood and have been used for years. Let's walk through what PCOS actually does to your fertility, what actually helps, and when it's worth calling in a specialist. What PCOS Actually Is PCOS is a hormonal condition, not just an "ovary problem," despite the name. Doctors use something called the Rotterdam criteria to diagnose it, and you need at least two of these ...