If you’re over 50, you’ve surely heard of polyps. They form as a small clump of cells on the lining of the colon, and they can be cancerous, especially if they’re larger. Polyps in the colon are the target of colonoscopies as they can be a sign of colon cancer. At our four ENT &…
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As we’re coming into the holidays, people who suffer from allergies may only wish for a single gift — knowing exactly what’s causing the sneezing, watery eyes, runny nose, and the rest of the fun that comes with allergies. It can seem obvious. For instance, someone allergic to nuts will have a reaction if they…
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The sinuses are interconnected cavities in the skull that are normally filled with air. Their walls are lined with mucus-secreting membranes. Hairs in those membranes sweep out the mucus so it can drain out of your nose. But when those membranes become inflamed or infected, they block the nasal passages, keeping the fluid from draining….
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If you’ve ever been to a loud rock concert or a Dallas dance club, you probably have noticed a ringing in your ears for a few hours afterwards. In most cases, this is a temporary form of tinnitus, which is colloquially known as “ringing in your ears.” Tinnitus is one of the conditions our board-certified…
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Over 18 million Americans suffer from sleep apnea. Many don’t ever have it checked out, thinking it’s just snoring. But sleep apnea is far more dangerous to your health than simple snoring. Those who do get treatment for sleep apnea often end up with continuous positive air pressure (CPAP) therapy. While these treatments are usually…
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Sleep apnea is a serious condition that many people don’t take seriously. They think they simply snore at night, as everyone does at times. But sleep apnea is much more than snoring. Snoring is caused by some impingement of the airway by sagging skin, congestion, and other issues. The vibration of the tissue creates the…
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Are you dreading allergy season? Do you struggle with the symptoms of allergies every spring and fall, or are you dealing with the problems year-round? At The ENT and Allergy Centers of Texas, we understand how frustrating seasonal allergies can be, and we can assist! While many patients visit our practice for prescription-strength allergy meds,…
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The human body is complex and can be impacted by thousands of conditions. Because of the complexity, there are medical professionals who are specialized in specific areas. An ENT specialist is a provider who can help with issues that develop in the ears, nose, or throat. These professionals are highly trained and experienced in helping…
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When patients are dealing with severe and chronic inflammation of their sinuses, they may deal with routine infections and regular discomfort. This may include facial pain, migraines, post-nasal drip, ear pain, and overall head congestion. When these problems occur regularly and impact one’s daily activities and quality of life, it may be time for these…
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At The ENT and Allergy Centers of Texas, our professionals work routinely with patients who have conditions that affect the ears, nose, and throat. These specialists also provide a wide range of solutions for individuals who suffer from allergies, poor breathing abilities, or chronic ear infections. For many, this may include adenoid removal. What are…
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