New Office Location!
Sean Miller • August 29, 2017
We are pleased to announce the opening of our newest office location!
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Congestion isn't always from a cold. Kentuckiana ENT explains common causes of a stuffy nose and when to see our expert ENT doctors in KY and Southern IN for lasting relief.
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Wondering if a sinus infection can cause a fever? Learn about the connection between sinusitis and fever, when it's a sign of a viral or bacterial infection, and when to see a doctor.
Is your runny nose after eating a food allergy or gustatory rhinitis? Learn the critical differences in symptoms, causes, and treatment to find the right relief.
Is hydrogen peroxide safe for ear cleaning? Learn how to use it properly, when to avoid it, and expert-approved alternatives for safe earwax removal.
Dry, scratchy throat in summer? Discover why heat & dehydration cause throat irritation and 5 easy ways to protect it—from hydration tips to when to see a doctor. Stay comfortable all season!
If you’ve had sinus surgery before but are still experiencing symptoms like congestion, facial pain, or frequent infections, you might be wondering: When is revision sinus surgery necessary? Let’s talk through what revision sinus surgery means, why it might be needed, and what you can expect.
If you often wake up feeling groggy or find yourself snoring loudly at night, you may be wondering about the underlying causes of your sleep disturbances. One lesser-known factor that can affect your breathing during sleep is a deviated septum. In this blog, we’ll explore what a deviated septum is and how it can contribute to sleep apnea.
