Daniel E. Bruegger

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  Daniel Bruegger, MD

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  "Swimmer's ear is a common summertime infection, and it can be very painful," says Daniel Bruegger, MD, chief of Ear, Nose and Throat services at Children's Mercy Hospitals and Clinics.

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  "There are two main reasons a child would require ear tubes," says Daniel Bruegger, MD, chief Otorhinolaryngology at Children's
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  Children who have ear tube surgery experience little to no change in their normal routine, says Dr. Bruegger.
  
  "It is scary for many parents to find out that your child may need surgery," says Dr. Bruegger.

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  "If your child's symptoms also include a high fever, headaches, colored discharge from the nose, and persists for more than 10 days, the common cold may have inflamed the sinuses and created sinusitis," says Daniel Bruegger, MD, chief of Otorhinolaryngology (Ear, Nose and Throat) at Children's Mercy Hospitals and Clinics. Viruses that cause colds can inflame the sinuses, which are the air spaces found in the facial bones around the nose.Dr. Bruegger suggests using a decongestant or taking ibuprofen to help reduce the discomfort in the facial area while waiting to see your doctor. Symptoms may worsen in children with asthma and it is important to keep in close touch with your doctor if you suspect your child has sinusitis. Dr. Bruegger gives the following advice to help prevent further sinus problems in your child:
  
  Encourage your child to cover her nose and mouth when she sneezes or coughs.

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  "There are two main reasons a child would require ear tubes," says Daniel Bruegger, MD, chief Otorhinolaryngology at Children's Mercy Hospitals and Clinics.
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  Children who have ear tube surgery experience little to no change in their normal routine, says Dr. Bruegger.
  
  "It is scary for many parents to find out that your child may need surgery," says Dr. Bruegger.

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  Daniel Bruegger , MDSection Chief, Otorhinolaryngology Associate ProfessorDepartment of Otolaryngology - Head and Neck Surgery, University of Kansas Medical School

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  Daniel Bruegger, MDSection Chief, OtorhinolaryngologyAssociate ProfessorDepartment of Otolaryngology - Head and Neck Surgery, University of Kansas Medical School
  
  Otorhinolaryngology (ENT)

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  The condition can be painful, says Daniel Bruegger, chief of ear, nose and throat services at Children's Mercy Hospitals and Clinics in Kansas City.

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  "If your child's symptoms also include a high fever, headaches, colored discharge from the nose, and persists for more than 10 days, the common cold may have inflamed the sinuses and created sinusitis," says Daniel Bruegger, MD, chief of Otorhinolaryngology ( Pediatric ENT) at Children's Mercy Hospitals and Clinics. Viruses that cause colds can inflame the sinuses, which are the air spaces found in the facial bones around the nose. Dr. Bruegger suggests using a decongestant or taking ibuprofen to help reduce the discomfort in the facial area while waiting to see your doctor. Symptoms may worsen in children with asthma and it is important to keep in close touch with your doctor if you suspect your child has sinusitis. Dr. Bruegger gives the following advice to help prevent further sinus problems in your child: Encourage your child to cover her nose and mouth when she sneezes or coughs.

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  Published on: 6/8/2003    Last Visited: 6/21/2006  

  "There are two main reasons a child would require ear tubes," says Daniel Bruegger, MD, chief, Otorhinolaryngology at Children's Mercy Hospitals and Clinics."Children with recurrent ear infections or prolonged middle ear fluid would be candidates for ear tube surgery."Surgery to place ear tubes in a child's ears requires minimal anesthesia and takes five to 10 minutes.The tubes are inserted through a small incision in the ear drum.The tubes are about one millimeter in diameter.Recovery time after the procedure is minimal; the child will be feeling normal just hours after surgery.Children who have ear tube surgery experience little to no change in their normal routine, says Dr. Bruegger."It is scary for many parents to find out that your child may need surgery," says Dr. Bruegger.

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