Advanced ENT and Allergy Louisville Kentucky * Allergy ENT Doctors * Hearing Aid Specialists * Sinus

Time 2020-12-06 20:08:39

Web Name: Advanced ENT and Allergy Louisville Kentucky * Allergy ENT Doctors * Hearing Aid Specialists * Sinus

WebSite: http://www.advancedentandallergy.com

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Now Offering Telemedicine! – A Convenient, safe way to have a live video conference with Advanced ENT and Allergy’s physicians. Most insurance plans are now waiving the patient’s costs! TELEMEDICINE Scheduling & Info Watch Dr. Andrew Gould discuss the convenience of telemedicine during social distancing. Advanced ENT and Allergy provides a full spectrum of ear, nose and throat care as well as a full complement of head and neck surgery. Our dedicated medical professionals provide a complete array of diagnostic and therapeutic services for any and all healthcare needs associated with the head and neck. In addition to general ENT, we have specialized medical expertise available through our five centers of excellence: The Allergy Center, The Hearing Center, The Sinus Center, The Thyroid Center, The Pediatric Center, Clinical Research and Aesthetic Center. Another invaluable service to our referring physicians and patients is our Clinical Research Center which positions Advanced ENT and Allergy to participate in the testing and development of cutting edge medical products and services. Centers of Excellence Allergy Center Hours Advanced ENT and Allergy Blog Our Advanced Cosmetic and Facial Plastic Surgery OfferingsAt Advanced ENT and Allergy, we offer both reconstructive and cosmetic plastic surgery for the face and neck, as well as non-surgical procedures such as Neuromodulators and fillers. This area of our practice is led by Dr. Aaron Smith. Dr. Smith practices at our New Albany, Jeffersonville, and Breckenridge locations and sees patients of all ages. As our Advanced Cosmetic and Facial Plastic Surgery services continue to grow, we thought this would be a good opportunity to introduce and explain some of our procedures and areas of focus. Read More... The difference between allergies and COVID-19 symptoms Posted March 19th, 2020 As trees continue to bloom and pollen counts start to rise, we normally think about allergies during this time of season. With the coronavirus in the back of our minds, we start to question if that sneeze or cough is from allergies or maybe something else. Read More... Posted March 9th, 2020 Read More... Breakthrough Treatment Option for Thyroid Nodules Posted December 30th, 2019 Thyroid nodules occur in about 15% of the general population. Most of these nodules are benign but can still grow and give troublesome symptoms. Some large nodules compress the esophagus and cause trouble swallowing. Others can become an unsightly lump in the low, middle part of the neck. Some can even push on the airway and give people shortness of breath, especially when lying down.  Read More... Is it a common cold or allergies? It's a question that puzzles lots of folks when those familiar symptoms hit: Is all that coughing and sneezing from a cold or hay fever? Here is a chart to help you understand the difference between allergies and the common cold. The most important difference is that colds usually don't last longer than 14 days. These may be allergy symptoms or signs of another problem. Read More... Common Fall Allergens How to Avoid Them 1. Culprit: Ragweed This weed blooms in August but causes allergic symptoms well into September and October, until the first freeze kills the plant. Approximately 75 percent of people who suffer springtime allergies will also be affected by ragweed pollen, according to the Asthma and Allergy Foundation of America. What you can do: Monitor the local pollen count, stay indoors as much as possible, especially during peak hours (usually mid-morning to early afternoon), keep home and car windows completely closed, vacuum carpets and upholstery regularly, wash your clothes, linens, and curtains regularly. Also, bathe your pets frequently as they can carry the pollen into the home. Read More... What makes us “advanced” in pediatrics? We treat children with common issues such as allergies, ear tubes, hearing tests and adenoid removal all the way to more complex cases which include cochlear implants and head/neck cancer. We treat all children like they are superheroes regardless of how big their issue is. Read More... Hearing Loss Linked to Dementia Scientists are finding more and more evidence that trouble with hearing makes you more likely to have dementia, a condition marked by memory loss and trouble with thinking, problem-solving, and other mental tasks. That doesn’t mean that people with hearing loss are guaranteed to have dementia, simply that the odds are higher. There may be things you can do to lower your chances for mental decline, even if you start to have trouble hearing. Read More... Should your child get ear tubes? Parents of young children may be all too familiar with the ear aches, ear infections, and middle ear fluid build-up that can plague their little ones. For many of these children, ear tubes, known clinically as tympanostomy tubes, may be the best treatment. About 667,000 ear tubes are put in each year, and by the age of 3, one out of 15 children will have tubes in their ears. Read More... 10 Signs There is Something Wrong With Your Thyroid January is National Thyroid Awareness Month More than 20 million Americans suffer from thyroid disorders. It’s more common than diabetes and heart disease, but an estimated 60 percent of cases go undiagnosed. Most of the time, when we feel something different in our bodies, we simply tell ourselves it’s just a cold, allergies, or age. Sometimes this is true, but more often than we expect, these seemingly innocent problems can indicate bigger medical issues. That’s why it’s so important to pay attention to the messages our bodies send us — such as when we experience issues with our thyroid. Read More... Our Centers of Excellence

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Advanced ENT and Allergy is the result of an exciting merger of three tried and trusted Ear, Nose and Throat organizations located throughout the area: Louisville ENT Associates, Commonwealth Ear, Nose & Throat and Ohio Valley ENT and Allergy. Our 14 outstanding Otolaryngologists (ear, nose and throat doctor) have now come together to focus on new technologies and patient services by providing a highly coordinated and comprehensive delivery of head and neck care.

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