OHS Ear, Nose, Throat and Snoring Clinic

07/08/2026

😂 DISCLAIMER: This video is a joke. Please don’t try to remove your tonsils yourself!

If you’re dealing with frequent sore throats, recurrent tonsillitis, difficulty swallowing, or your doctor has recommended a tonsillectomy, the safest place to have your tonsils removed is in the hands of an ENT specialist.

Your health isn’t worth risking….. Watch, laugh, share… then leave the surgery to the professionals. 😉

📍Know someone who always says they’ll “manage it at home”? Send this to them.

05/08/2026

04/08/2026

Tonsil removal is never about removing an organ for no reason. It’s about helping someone breathe better, sleep better, swallow without pain, and finally enjoy a healthier quality of life.

Watch till the end to learn some of the reasons an ENT surgeon may recommend removing the tonsils.

💬 Have you or your child ever been told you need a tonsil operation? Share your experience in the comments.

📌 Save this video because someone you love might be living with symptoms they think are “normal.”

📤 Share this with a parent, friend, or family member who keeps complaining of sore throats or loud snoring.

03/08/2026

Stop putting things inside your ears. 🚫👂

Cotton buds. Hair pins. Keys. Pen covers.

But here’s the truth most people never hear:

Your ears clean themselves.

Every time you push something inside, you can force wax deeper, scratch the delicate skin, cause infections, or even damage your hearing.

The safest thing you can put in your ear… is nothing.

This is one fact everyone should know, because one bad habit can lead to a lifetime of ear problems.

📌 Save this so you don’t forget.
📤 Share it with that friend or family member who still uses cotton buds every week.

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01/08/2026

Welcome to August!

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31/07/2026

“I just wanted to breathe…”

That’s how it starts.

One drop. Then another. Before you know it, you can’t breathe without it.

If you’ve been using a nasal decongestant for more than a few days and your nose feels more blocked whenever you stop, you may not have “stubborn catarrh.”

You could be dealing with rhinitis medicamentosa …a condition where the very nose drops meant to help you breathe becomes the reason you can’t.

You’re not weak. You’re not imagining it. And you’re definitely not alone.

The good news? It can be treated, but the first step is recognizing the problem.

💙 Save this post because someone you love may be trapped in this cycle without realizing it.

💬 Have you ever experienced this, or do you know someone who has? Tell us in the comments.

27/07/2026

“Doctor, why does my ear drop just pour back out? 😩”

If you’ve ever tilted your head, put in your ear drops, and watched them run straight back out… you’re not alone.

The truth is, it doesn’t always mean the medication isn’t working.

In this video, our ENT surgeon explains why ear drops don’t always stay inside the ear and how to get the medicine where it needs to go.

This is one of those simple health tips that can make a big difference in your health.

💙 Save this video so you remember the correct technique the next time you need ear drops, and share it with someone who always complains that their ear drops “don’t work.”