Swain Sinus Show

In this episode, host Stacy Wellborn talks with Dr. Ron Swain, Jr. about seeing, diagnosing, and treating sinus, eyes, ears, nose and throat issues with children. Ear infections, sinus infections, stuffy noses, snoring, and upper respiratory infections are the most common things seen with child patients. Working with children can be difficult but also be very rewarding. Kids get sick, and they (and the whole family) need to trust that their physicians will have them feeling better as soon and as painless as possible. Dr. Swain explains ear tubes and when it’s time to consider this common procedure. Plus, hear about some of the most challenging and interesting things that get stuck up our kid’s noses. Key Takeaways > Dr. Swain sees patients of all ages, and special needs children. > Children typically have 6 to 12 upper respiratory tract infections a year. > Create a team approach. ENT specialists should work closely with the child, the family, and their pediatrician. > Surgical options for children are cons