Winter is a period when the risk of ENT problems (ear, throat and nose diseases) increases significantly. Cold air, sharp temperature changes, dry indoor air and an active virus season negatively affect the respiratory mucosa, making the body more susceptible to infections.
In this article, we look at why ENT diseases in winter are so common, what the most frequent problems are and how simple preventive measures can reduce the risk of developing sinusitis, a sore throat or an ear infection.