Where These Imbalances Come From

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The ENT sphere is particularly exposed to external aggressions.
It reacts quickly to environmental changes and the body’s overall condition.

Main Factors:

• Viral or bacterial infections

• Allergies

• Pollution

• Temperature changes

• Weakened immune defenses

• Stress and fatigue

These factors weaken the mucous membranes and disrupt their functioning.

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Why Symptoms Appear

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When the ENT pathways are irritated or congested, the body reacts to defend itself.

This may lead to:

• Blocked or runny nose

• Sore throat

• Ear pain

• Hearing loss

• Sensation of pressure or discomfort

These symptoms reflect the body’s difficulty in eliminating and protecting itself effectively.

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Auriculotherapy: A Targeted Approach

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Auriculotherapy consists of stimulating reflex points located on the ear, connected to different areas of the body.

Its purpose is to regulate ENT functions, strengthen the body’s defenses, and improve recovery capacity.

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Effects of Auriculotherapy on ENT Disorders

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Auricular stimulation helps to:

• Calm inflammation

• Support the immune system

• Improve drainage of the ENT pathways

• Reduce pain and discomfort

• Promote better overall balance

It acts both on symptoms and on the body’s underlying condition.

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A Holistic and Complementary Approach

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Auriculotherapy does not replace medical treatment.
It is part of a holistic approach aimed at strengthening the body and reducing recurrence.

It is particularly suitable for functional or recurrent ENT disorders.

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Expected Results

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With appropriate support:

• Reduced symptoms

• Better recovery

• Reduced recurrence

• Improved ENT comfort

• Overall strengthening of the body

The body gradually regains its ability to defend itself and function more effectively.

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Tinnitus

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The perception of sounds (ringing, buzzing) without an external source.
It may be constant or intermittent.

Common Causes:

• Stress and nervous fatigue

• Hearing disorders

• Noise exposure

• Circulatory disorders

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Hearing Loss

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Partial or total reduction in hearing ability.
It may develop progressively or occur suddenly depending on the cause.

Common Causes:

• Aging

• Noise exposure

• Infections

• Nervous or mechanical disorders

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Vertigo

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A sensation of imbalance or the feeling that the environment is spinning.
It may be accompanied by nausea or instability.

Common Causes:

• Inner ear disorders

• Stress

• Circulatory problems

• Fatigue

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Rhinitis

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Inflammation of the nasal mucosa causing nasal congestion, runny nose, and sneezing.

Common Causes:

• Allergies

• Viral infections

• Environmental irritants

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Sinusitis

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Inflammation of the sinuses causing facial pain, congestion, and a feeling of pressure.

Common Causes:

• Infection

• Untreated rhinitis

• Allergies

• Nasal congestion

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Ear Pain (Otalgia)

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Pain affecting the ear area.

Common Causes:

• Ear infection (otitis)

• Local inflammation

• Irritation

• Associated ENT disorders

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Facial Paralysis

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Damage to the facial nerve causing partial or total loss of movement on one side of the face.

Common Causes:

• Nerve inflammation

• Viral infection

• Stress

• Neurological causes

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Taste and Smell Disorders

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Alteration or loss of taste and smell sensations.

Common Causes:

• Infections

• ENT disorders

• Fatigue

• Nervous system imbalance

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Dry Mouth (Xerostomia)

 

Reduced saliva production causing discomfort and difficulty swallowing or speaking.

Common Causes:

• Stress

• Dehydration

• Medications

• Internal imbalances

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These ENT disorders often reflect disturbances in sensory, nervous, and circulatory functions. They may be linked to environmental, infectious, or stress-related factors. A holistic approach helps support ENT functions, improve comfort, and reduce persistent imbalances.

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