Albany ENT & Allergy Services Upgrades its Website to Ensure Patients Benefit from Better Access to Valuable Information and Clinical Services
Albany, NY – (March 3rd, 2022) At Albany ENT and Allergy Services (AENT) providing patients and others in need with superior information and access to clinical services is a critical element in best serving its community. That’s why AENT, the preeminent private otolaryngology practice in the Capital Region, today announced that it has launched its…
Can Nasal Cautery Help Stop My Child’s Nosebleeds?
It’s common for children to experience the occasional nosebleed, whether due to irritation or taking an accidental elbow to the face while playing with friends at Lincoln Park. While they can be frightening, they rarely require medical attention. However, if your child experiences frequent, recurring nosebleeds, nasal cautery may be necessary. What is Nasal Cautery?…
Nasal Polyp Removal: Recovery & Aftercare
Nasal polyps are teardrop-shaped growths that form in the nose or sinuses and interfere with your sense of smell. They can also cause nasal pressure, congestion and sinus infections. If your polyps don’t respond to medications, your doctor may recommend endoscopic sinus surgery to remove them. How Is Endoscopic Sinus Surgery Performed? To perform endoscopic…
Albany ENT & Allergy Services Dr. Gavin Setzen co-authors Breakthrough Article on Earwax Which Will Aid in the Diagnosis of Disease States
Albany, NY – (February 3rd, 2022) The mission at Albany ENT and Allergy Services (AENT) is to serve the ear, nose, throat and allergy needs of all its neighbors in the Capital Region. Being the preeminent private otolaryngology practice in the Capital Region means many things. At AENT that includes superbly trained physicians offering a…
Rhinoplasty: More than Just a Nose Job for Some
Rhinoplasty is a procedure that involves surgical reconstruction and reshaping of the bone and cartilage of the nose. It is sometimes referred to as a “nose job,” “nose reshaping” or “nasal surgery.” Though some undergo this procedure for cosmetic purposes, others get it to reshape the nose after trauma to the face or to improve…
When Does a Broken Nose Require Surgery?
It can be all too easy to break your nose when playing a competitive game of touch football at Lincoln Park or basketball at Albany Community Center. When this happens, there are two main ways it is treated: manual realignment or surgery. Below we cover when each is performed. Diagnosing a Broken Nose Your nose…
Considering Sleep Apnea Surgery? Let’s Talk About Inspire
As of July 2022, the FDA has approved full-body 1.5T MRI compatibility with Inspire therapy. Click Here to Learn More Obstructive sleep apnea is a condition in which breathing is interrupted periodically throughout the night. These pauses, or gaps, in breathing may be accompanied by choking or gasping but rarely awaken the sleeping individual. It…
When Should You Be Concerned About a Nosebleed?
Nosebleeds, also known as epistaxis, are a common affliction and rarely cause for concern. However, in rare cases, you should seek medical attention for a nosebleed. We review the signs you should seek treatment below. Seek Medical Attention When… You should seek immediate medical attention for a nosebleed if… It involves heavy bleeding. It lasts longer than 15-30…
Everything You Need to Know About Viral Causes of Hearing Loss
Most people associate hearing loss with things like age or too many loud concerts at Lark Hall. However, certain viral illnesses can cause the condition as well. Let’s examine a few of the most common viral illnesses that can cause hearing loss, as well as what can be done to treat or prevent a virus…
How to Help a Child with Allergies
As a parent, you might feel helpless when your child is suffering from allergies. Fortunately, there are steps you can take to help them find relief. Below we review the best allergy treatment options, including avoidance, medications and immunotherapy. Practicing Avoidance Ideally, you can help you child manage their allergy symptoms by practicing avoidance of…