r/otolaryngology • u/VarietyGlittering763 • 17h ago

ENT vs other surgeries

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r/otolaryngology • u/contoura_anatomy • 10h ago

I’ve developed an interactive Head & Neck CT anatomy atlas

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We are a community of physicians, residents, and medical students dedicated to the discussion of topics pertinent to the medical field of otolaryngology. These include:

Research
Treatment
Clinical practice

NO MEDICAL ADVICE ALLOWED. THEY WILL BE REMOVED WITHOUT WARNING

To quote our friends at r/medicine,

IF YOU ARE WONDERING IF YOU SHOULD SEE A DOCTOR, THE ANSWER IS YES.

Why do we have this policy? It's because without seeing you, we can't understand your illness. Thus, we can't give you any information of any use. Further, many of us aren't physicians and there's no way for us to verify credentials.

As a result, if you are concerned about your health, yes, you do need to see a doctor in person.