ENT Services

We understand that concerns related to the ear, nose and throat can affect individuals of all ages, from infants to adults, which is why the team at Hot Springs Ear, Nose & Throat Clinic is committed to addressing these issues. Whether it’s ear infections, acute sinusitis, rhinitis or allergies, neglecting these conditions could lead to a reduced quality of life. Our team of highly skilled otolaryngologists (ear, nose, and throat specialists) is dedicated to providing expert and personalized care. We’re proud to provide a comprehensive range of ENT services to the Hot Springs, AR community.

  • Airway Problems

    Airway disorders are scary to deal with when there is no one around to help. A comprehensive treatment package provides the relief needed to continue eating, breathing and swallowing normally. Without timely care, an airway problem will remain a lingering health issue.

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  • Allergy and Sinus

    treatment is an opportunity to shorten recovery times. Modern care is less invasive than techniques used in the past, offering prompt solutions for a variety of sinus health issues.

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  • Allergy Ear Infection

    Avoiding potential allergens is impossible when you don’t know the cause. A thorough examination of the symptoms will confirm the real triggers that cause allergy ear infection. In-clinic treatment and home remedies are both viable options for a better future.

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  • Chronic Sinusitis

    Rest and fluids are the best ways to deal with chronic sinusitis. But before you get to the self-help options, all of the symptoms need to be evaluated. To help with treatment, make a list of all symptoms before scheduling the first appointment.

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  • Difficulty Swallowing

    An incredible number of seniors in nursing homes deal with difficulties swallowing. Dysphagia requires various tests to pinpoint swallowing difficulties in both adults and children. Treatment depends on whether oropharyngeal, esophageal or severe dysphagia are the causes. If surgery is required, speech and swallowing therapy may be recommended.

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  • Dizziness

    Dizziness can occur because of a number of factors, with some of them connected to more serious conditions. Hearing and balance tests will quickly narrow down the cause. During the treatment phase, it is important to follow up about progress with your ENT doctor.

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  • Down Syndrome

    As the most common chromosomal condition, down syndrome has gained a lot of traction for modern treatment. Children with Down Syndrome often experience common r ear, nose and throat issues. These may present as chronic ear infections, persistent middle ear effusions leading to hearing loss, airway obstruction or sleep apnea. Additionally, challenges related to chronic rhinitis and sinusitis are prevalent in this population.

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  • Ear Infection

    An ear infection can occur in one or both ears at the same time, leading to headaches, fever, pain and trouble hearing. Whether this is the first infection or a recurring problem, an ENT doctor can help assess the situation and recommend a long-term solution.

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  • Earwax Removal

    Cerumen or earwax is a naturally-occurring substance that lubricates and protects the ear canal. If a blockage occurs, it may need to be removed.

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  • Hay Fever

    Hay fever diagnosis consists of a noninvasive skin prick test or a quick allergy blood test. With all of the information gathered, ENT doctors can recommend the appropriate treatment. Getting relief fast will also require restricting your exposure to the trigger.

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  • Hoarseness

    There are heavy risk factors associated with untreated hoarseness with the general population. It’s not always from a disease, but vocal cord problems can rise from a variety of causes. To avoid further complications, an overall health examination is recommended.

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  • Laryngitis

    A hoarse voice is a common symptom of laryngitis, one of the most common infections in world. As the infection grows, the hoarseness leads to a total loss of your voice. ENT doctors use laryngoscopy as a lead-in to a biopsy to help with treatment.

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  • Loss of Smell

    The loss of smell is called anosmia. For most people, the loss of smell begins to deteriorate after the age of 60, and the majority of elderly people lose their sense of smell almost completely. Mouth and nose specialists report that the ability to smell is at its peak between the ages of 30 and […]

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  • Nose Bleeds

    Nasal cautery is a procedure that was created to treat chronic nose bleeds. It is a simple operation that can be done in office as a standalone, or in addition to other procedures. Expectations are different depending on the age of the patient, cause of the nose bleeds and the recommendations of the ENT doctor.

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  • Pediatric Ear Infection

    A child and infant may have to deal with mild or serious pediatric ear infection. Although it is common and treatable, parents should never underestimate the long-term damage. Untreated ear infections can impact your auditory health may lead to developmental or learning issues as infants grow older.

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  • Problem of the Tongue

    Tongue problems can be painful, with ankyloglossia leading to a lifetime of discomfort. Restriction of tongue movement also has a history of leading to speech issues. Surgery and symptom management are the two most popular ways to deal with this condition.

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  • Reflux

    Reflux can be temporary, but it may also be connected to a larger digestive disease. As your body becomes unable to handle the acid and bile buildup, symptoms like heartburn and coughing may worsen. It’s never too early to worry about reflux, and never too late to get a diagnosis.

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  • Rhinitis

    Rhinitis shares a lot of similarities with hay fever, and is sometimes considered the chronic version. The sufferer will often deal with sneezing, itchy nose, watery eyes and congestion. Just like hay fever, the right treatment and small lifestyle modifcations can make all the difference in the world.

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  • Sinusitis

    Sinusitis can be treated with over-the-counter (OTC) and prescription medications. For chronic sinusitis, surgery may be better suited to relieve the symptoms that come with the condition. The three main types of surgery recommended for more severe cases of sinusitis include: functional endoscopic surgery, turbinate reduction surgery (often combined with another procedure such as septoplasty) and balloon sinuplasty.

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  • Snoring

    Snoring can be a normal part of sleeping, but it can also be a symptom of larger medical issues. Everyone is directly or indirectly affected by snoring, so finding out the cause and if treatment is applicable can be beneficial to all. An examination can point out the source to ensure that restful sleeping habits return to normal.

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  • Sore Throat

    So, you have a sore throat, cough, runny nose and congestion. Have you caught a common cold or do you have allergy symptoms? Sometimes, it is even difficult for doctors to distinguish between the two, because their symptoms can be so similar. If you have a persistent throat discomfort accompanied by other allergy symptoms, consider […]

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  • Stuffy Nose

    A stuffy nose is usually caused by bad nasal obstructions. This restricts nasal passages to prevent proper airflow in both directions. Finding out the type of nasal obstruction will allow an ENT doctor to recommend the best course of action.

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  • Swimmer’s Ear

    Swimmer’s ear requires looking at the ear canal and eardrum of the affected individual. If further testing is required, an additional evaluation is scheduled. Swimmer’s ear is a mild infection that can significantly worsen without the appropriate treatment, whether it is a child or adult.

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  • Swollen Glands

    Your previous medical history will be a big help in diagnosing issues involving swollen glands. This is a symptom that is not always as straightforward as other ENT issues. A physical exam and blood tests can paint a clearer picture for future treatment plans.

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  • Vertigo

    Vertigo is often misunderstood as an actual condition rather than a symptom of a condition. It is a sensation that makes you feel off balance at random times. Vertigo attacks can be reduced with vestibular rehabilitation training or medicine.

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