Dr. Iverson Cruz ENT Clinic

25/02/2026

📢 Important Contact Update

Please note that Dr. Iverson Cruz ENT Clinic has a new contact number!

For all inquiries, appointments, and assistance, please reach out to us at:
📞 0926-774-4077

We are always happy to help and look forward to assisting you with your ENT healthcare needs!

📍 Dr. Iverson Cruz ENT Clinic
Tuguegarao City

24/02/2026

🇵🇭 February 25 – EDSA People Power Anniversary

As we honor this important day in our nation’s history, please be informed that Dr. Iverson Cruz ENT Clinic will remain OPEN tomorrow.

Consultations will proceed as scheduled to continue serving your ear, nose, and throat healthcare needs.

For appointments and inquiries:
📍 Tuguegarao City
📞 +63-955-204-1072

Wishing everyone a meaningful and peaceful holiday.

21/02/2026

Bad breath that doesn’t improve despite good oral hygiene may be coming from deeper areas, not just the teeth.

Conditions involving the tonsils, sinuses, or throat can contribute to persistent odor that brushing alone cannot resolve. Identifying the underlying cause is key to proper treatment.

If this has been an ongoing concern, an ENT evaluation can help clarify what’s really happening.

📍 Visit Dr. Iverson Cruz ENT Clinic
Tuguegarao City
📞 +63-955-204-1072

Schedule your consultation today.

19/02/2026

Not every “sipon” is an infection.

During dry months, airborne triggers increase, and for many people, that means recurring nasal and sinus irritation. If symptoms keep coming back or affect your sleep, work, or daily routine, it’s time to look deeper.

An ENT evaluation helps identify the root cause and prevents complications.

📍 Visit Dr. Iverson Cruz ENT Clinic
Tuguegarao City
📞 +63-955-204-1072

Book your appointment today and take control of your breathing health.

17/02/2026

🧧 Happy Chinese New Year! 🧧

As we welcome a new year filled with hope and fresh beginnings, Dr. Iverson S. Cruz ENT Clinic wishes you and your family good health, prosperity, and happiness.

May this year bring you clear hearing, easy breathing, and strong voices every day. 🎉

✨ 🏮Gong Xi Fa Cai! 🏮✨

14/02/2026

This Valentine’s, ’wag lang kilig ang pinapakinggan…”

Kung may ringing sa tenga, baradong ilong, o paos na boses, baka hindi na ‘yan love story, baka ENT story na. 😄

Spread love, not infection.

📍 Dr. Iverson S. Cruz ENT Clinic, Tuguegarao City
📞 +63-955-204-1072

12/02/2026

🟢 Is Your Nose Addicted to Nasal Spray?

If your nasal congestion keeps coming back the moment your spray wears off, it may not be a simple cold. Overusing decongestant nasal sprays for several days can lead to rebound congestion — a condition where the nasal lining swells even more without the medication.

What starts as quick relief can turn into daily dependence.

If you notice persistent blockage, difficulty breathing through your nose, or the need to use the spray more frequently just to feel normal, it’s time for a proper ENT evaluation. Long-term self-medication may worsen the cycle.

📍 Dr. Iverson S. Cruz ENT Clinic – Tuguegarao City
📞 +63-955-204-1072

Source: Philippine Society of Otolaryngology–Head and Neck Surgery (PSO-HNS)

11/02/2026

10/02/2026

Why Does My Child Keep Getting Ear Infections?

Repeated ear pain, fluid in the ears, or hearing difficulty may not always start in the ear.

Sometimes, the problem begins behind the nose, where tissue called adenoids can block normal ear drainage and pressure.

Common signs parents notice:

• Frequent ear infections
• Ear pain or pressure
• Muffled hearing
• Snoring or mouth breathing
• Blocked nose even without colds

What parents should know:

When adenoids become enlarged, they can prevent the ears from draining properly, making infections more likely.

When to see an ENT:

If ear infections keep coming back or hearing seems affected, an ENT check-up can help find the cause and guide proper treatment.

Dr. Iverson S. Cruz ENT Clinic
📍 Tuguegarao City
📞 +63-955-204-1072

Source: Philippine Society of Otolaryngology–Head and Neck Surgery (PSO-HNS)

03/02/2026

🚨 Did You Know? Foreign Objects in the Ear or Nose Should NOT Be Removed at Home

It’s more common than you think, small objects like beads, cotton tips, insects (including cockroaches), seeds, or tissue can accidentally enter the ear or nose, especially in children and during sleep.

Trying to remove these objects on your own can be dangerous. Pushing tools, cotton buds, or fingers inside may:

⚠️Push the object deeper

⚠️Cause bleeding or infection

⚠️Damage the eardrum or nasal lining

⚠️Make removal more difficult and painful

In cases involving live insects, improper removal can also increase discomfort and injury.

✔️ ENT specialists use proper instruments, lighting, and safe techniques to remove foreign bodies without causing harm.

If you suspect something is stuck in the ear or nose, avoid home remedies and seek professional care promptly.

📍 Dr. Iverson Cruz ENT Clinic – Tuguegarao City
📞 +63-955-204-1072

Source: Philippine Society of Otolaryngology–Head and Neck Surgery (PSO-HNS)

29/01/2026

A sore throat doesn’t always mean an infection.

When throat discomfort keeps coming back without fever, it may be linked to irritation rather than illness. Identifying what’s triggering the problem is key to long-term relief and better throat health.

If symptoms persist, an ENT evaluation can help rule out hidden causes and guide proper care.

📍 Dr. Iverson S. Cruz ENT Clinic – Tuguegarao City
📞 +63-955-204-1072

Source: Philippine Society of Otolaryngology–Head and Neck Surgery (PSO-HNS)