Somebody in every household has "that snore" the one that gets jokes at family functions, that's become the reason someone ends up on the sofa or in the next room, that's been normal for so many years nobody questions it anymore. It's practically a character trait at this point: "oh, he's always been a loud sleeper," said with a laugh, like it's charming. But here's the thing Dr. Sanjeev Mohanty wants families to sit with for a moment: loud, habitual snoring isn't always just

If you're a parent, you already know the sound that particular cry, at 2 a.m., sharper and more insistent than the usual fussing, where your child keeps tugging at their ear and nothing you do seems to soothe them. You pace the room, try feeding, try rocking, try everything, and somewhere in that exhausted haze you start wondering if this is something you should have caught earlier. fig 1. fig 1: Your Child's Ear Infection: What Every Parent Should Actually Know Take a breath

Faith-filled occasions often bring a simple reminder back into focus: peace begins in the heart, and kindness becomes meaningful when it reaches another person. Milad un Nabi, observed by many Muslims in honour of the birth and life of Prophet Muhammad ﷺ, is one such occasion of reflection, gratitude, and compassion. Milad-un-Nabi Mubarak! 🌙✨ May the blessings of the Prophet Muhammad ﷺ fill our hearts with peace, love, compassion, and kindness. Dr. Mohanty’s Speciality ENT C

Onam has a gentle way of bringing people back to what matters most: family, gratitude, good food, shared memories, and hope for better days ahead. It is more than a festival greeting. It is a warm wish that every home may be filled with joy, peace, good health, and togetherness. 🌼 Happy Onam! 🌼 May this Onam bring happiness, prosperity, good health, and togetherness to you and your family. Wishing you a joyful and blessed Onam! 🌸🌾 #happyonam #DrSanjeevMohanty A pookalam c

fig 1. The Cold vs. Sinusitis Checklist You wake up with a heavy head, a blocked nose, and that dull pressure sitting right behind your eyes like someone's pressing on them from the inside. You tell yourself it's just a cold — happens every season, drink some kashayam, push through work, it'll pass. Ten days later, you're still telling yourself the same thing, except now your face actually hurts and you've started breathing through your mouth full-time. This is one of the mos

India marks 80 years of independence, a milestone that reflects not only the nation's political freedom but also the progress made in the health and well-being of its people. This celebration goes beyond flags and fireworks; it honors the freedom to breathe, hear, and speak—basic human abilities that connect us to life and to each other. As we commemorate this historic moment, it is essential to recognize the role of health in sustaining the spirit of independence and pride.

It's late at night. The house has finally gone quiet, everyone's asleep, and you're lying in bed waiting for sleep to catch up with you too. That's usually when it shows up — a thin, high-pitched ringing, or maybe a buzz, a hiss, even a soft hum like a mosquito that never lands and never leaves. You check if a fan is on. You check if it's outside. It isn't. It's just... there. In your ear. And nobody else can hear it but you. fig 1. why is my ear ringing? If that sounds famil

Friendship Day is a special occasion to honor the bonds that connect us. True friends listen with care, sharing moments that shape our lives. But to fully enjoy these moments, healthy hearing plays a crucial role. When we hear clearly, we engage deeply, respond thoughtfully, and build stronger connections. This Friendship Day, let’s explore how nurturing healthy hearing can enrich friendships and how you can protect this vital sense alongside those who matter most. Hearing ai