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Do you often struggle with congestion? Do you frequently experience facial pain or pressure? You may have a sinus infection or sinusitis. If you’re dealing with persistent, recurring, or severe sinus issues, balloon sinuplasty can get your symptoms under control and provide lasting relief. Keep reading to learn about 6 signs you could be a… Read More

The parathyroid glands control the body’s calcium levels. Parathyroid disease can disrupt the balance of calcium levels in the body, causing unpleasant and debilitating symptoms. Keep reading to learn more about 4 of the most commonly asked questions about the parathyroid.

Your ears play a crucial role in your day-to-day life and neurological health. They help make you aware and communicate with others. Keep reading to learn more about 6 things you may not know about hearing loss.

Hearing is a vital sense. It’s essential for maintaining mental, emotional, and physical health. A life with recurring ear problems can lead to hearing difficulties, cognitive decline, social isolation, and loneliness. It can also affect your ability to maintain balance and communicate. If persistent ear issues have become your or your child’s new normal, ear… Read More

Do you keep feeling as though the world is moving under your feet? Do you often have anxious thoughts? You may have vertigo and anxiety. Vertigo can be frightening and disorienting and may have several causes. While most causes are physical, stress can also trigger or exacerbate vertigo. Keep reading to learn more about vertigo… Read More

Are you scheduled to see an audiologist? You may be anxious about what will happen during your appointment or whether any of the tests will cause you pain. Knowing what to expect can help you feel at ease and prepare for your upcoming appointment. Keep reading to learn more about what to expect when you… Read More

You may have an allergy if you’ve experienced an allergic reaction after coming into contact with certain substances or eating some foods. Many factors, including medications, food, and environmental factors, can cause allergies. The first step towards finding relief from your allergies is allergy testing. Keep reading to learn more about allergies, allergy testing, and… Read More

Do you have a burning or scratchy feeling at the back of your throat? You may have a throat infection. Throat infections are uncomfortable and can be painful, affecting your ability to talk, eat, and drink. Keep reading to learn more about a throat infection and the common signs of a throat infection.

Do you snore? You aren’t alone. Almost everyone will snore at some point in their life. Snoring happens when airflow is restricted or blocked. For most people, snoring isn’t an issue. However, sometimes, it can be a sign of a serious sleep disorder called sleep apnea. That’s especially true if your partner has complained about… Read More

Do you sneeze frequently? Is your nose often stuffy or runny? If so, you may have nasal allergies. When you have allergies, you need an effective solution to return to the activities you love. A nasal endoscopy is an essential diagnostic tool to help your ENT specialist evaluate your nasal and sinus passages. Using a… Read More

Do you experience sleep disturbances regularly that leave you groggy and tired the next day? Sleep problems can negatively impact your mood, productivity, and concentration levels. They can also increase your risk of certain conditions like stroke, diabetes, depression, and heart attack. If you’re not getting a good night’s sleep, seeing a sleep specialist can… Read More

Do you suffer from a feeling of fullness and pressure in your ears? Have you had these symptoms for a long time without relief? You may have chronic Eustachian tube dysfunction. The uncomfortable and often painful symptoms of persistent Eustachian tube dysfunction can be relieved by a cutting-edge treatment called Eustachian tube dilation. Keep reading… Read More

Caring for your hearing health is always a good idea, and October’s Audiology Awareness Month is the perfect time to do it! Although you may think you don’t have hearing loss, the condition is common—it affects 48 million Americans—and can happen so gradually that you may not be aware of a problem until it has… Read More

As with all allergies, how your body’s immune system reacts to future allergic reactions to food is very unpredictable. The symptoms of a food allergy can change throughout your lifetime, decreasing or increasing in severity. Even if you know that you’re allergic to a food, you may not have the same symptoms every time you… Read More

If your child has a blocked or runny nose, you may give them cold medicine and wait several days to see if their symptoms improve. But if the symptoms worsen or linger, it could be time to visit a pediatric ENT. Pediatric ENTs treat various conditions affecting young patients’ ears, nose, and throat. Keep reading… Read More

Do you have a constant case of the sniffles? Is your nose always itchy? You may have allergic rhinitis or allergies. A runny nose, itchiness, congestion, and other uncomfortable symptoms often accompany allergic rhinitis. Keep reading to learn more about allergies, how allergic rhinitis could be responsible for your chronically runny nose, and ways to… Read More

The interconnected ear, nose, and throat systems enable you to hear, breathe, smell, and taste. These systems are essential to your sensory experience. If something goes wrong in one area, it can significantly impact your quality of life. Many conditions can affect this system, and an ear, nose, and throat (ENT) specialist can help you… Read More

Asthma is a chronic inflammatory disease that affects the airways in your lungs. Your airways become inflamed, irritated, and narrowed during an asthma attack. Early warning signs occur right before or at the start of asthma attacks. Recognizing these symptoms can help you to prevent an asthma attack from worsening or stop it from happening…. Read More

Do you suffer from allergies? You’re not alone. Allergies affect millions of Americans and are triggered by various allergens. Allergens cause allergic reactions, and many things can cause allergies, like pollen, mold, dust mites, pet dander, insect venom, medications, and certain foods. Allergies may lead to uncomfortable symptoms, making your life less pleasant or downright… Read More

Do you often experience nosebleeds while working out? These may be more common than you think. A nosebleed, also called epistaxis, is blood loss from your nasal membrane. The nasal membrane is the thin tissue lining the inside of your nose. Nosebleeds can occur in one or both nostrils and may be caused by different… Read More