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Charleston ENT & Allergy welcomes New Otolaryngologist Dr. Alex Hamberis
Dr. Alex Hamberis has joined South Carolina’s largest practice treating ear, nose, throat, allergy and other issues of the head and neck. Her dedication to compassionate care aligns perfectly with the mission of Charleston ENT…
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Gene Brown, MD, RPh, Announced as President of the American Academy of Otolaryngology-Head and Neck Surgery and its Foundation
Gene Brown, MD, RPh, became the President of the American Academy of Otolaryngology–Head and Neck Surgery and its Foundation (AAO-HNS/F) on October 14. He was elected by members of the AAO-HNS and will serve a…
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Dr. Nicholas B. Drury Joins the Team of Physicians at Charleston ENT & Allergy
at Charleston ENT & Allergy Dr. Nicholas B. Drury sees patients in the Beaufort and Bluffton offices of Charleston ENT & Allergy. He comes to us from the Medical College of Georgia, where he served…
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Charleston ENT & Allergy Welcomes Dr. Tanner Lyons to the Team
Charleston ENT & Allergy is pleased to announce the addition of Dr. Tanner Lyons to our growing medical staff. Dr. Lyons enjoys all aspects of the ENT specialty and has a strong commitment to providing…
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How Indoor Heating May Be Impacting Your Sinus Health
As we head into winter and temperatures outside get colder, you’ll most likely turn your home heater on more frequently. Many people, however, notice that they experience sinus issues, such as congestion or a runny…
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Get Your Hearing Rechecked Before the Holidays
The holidays are coming fast. It’s a joy to connect with loved ones and embark on your favorite traditions, but if you’re one of the 28.8 million Americans who need hearing aids, the chaos of…
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Early Warning Signs of Noise-Induced Hearing Loss
In our last blog post, we discussed strategies for hearing protection to prevent noise-induced hearing loss. This week, let’s talk more about signs of noise-induced hearing loss and when to take action before it becomes…
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Hearing Protection in Festival Season
October in Charleston is full of concerts, festivals and fun! Whether you’re going to a harvest festival, bluegrass concert or rock and roll show, it’s critical to be aware of the dangers of loud noise…
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What Does It Mean if I Can Pop My Ears on Command?
Most people are familiar with the pressure-releasing, popping sensation in their ears after disembarking a flight at Charleston International Airport. That sensation arises when your Eustachian tubes—the thin tubes connecting the middle ear to the…
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What You Need to Know About Allergies and Hunting Season
Crisp, fall air means the beginning of hunting season, but does it also mean the end of allergy season? Not necessarily. There are many potential allergy triggers you can be exposed to while hunting, and…
