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Your nose can be chronically runny for a variety of reasons, most commonly from a condition called rhinitis, which can have both allergic and nonallergic triggers. Understanding the origin can help you manage the symptoms. 

Hearing loss and tinnitus (aka ringing in the ears) are two different conditions, but they can often be related. Do you understand what your symptoms are telling you? Here’s what you need to know.

For some kids, ear infections can be recurring and persistent. These can interfere with hearing, sleep, and overall development. Drainage tubes can help ease the problem. Here are five signs it may be time to take this step.

Moisture trapped in your ear canal can cause a problem called swimmer’s ear, which not surprisingly is common in the summer months. Learn how to prevent the condition as well as how to recognize it when it occurs. 

Congestion is bad enough when you have a cold. But when you have chronic sinusitis, you can’t look forward to breathing easier in a week or so. Balloon sinuplasty is a nonsurgical, minimally invasive way to break the congestion cycle.

It’s springtime and you’re stuffy. Are you reacting to tree pollens in the greater Austin, Texas, area, or do you have a chronic sinus infection? Sometimes, it’s hard to tell. Here’s what you need to know. 

Adjusting to life with hearing aids is a unique journey that requires more than just a quick fitting. Discover how contemporary programming and expert support can turn better hearing into a seamless, customized experience for your lifestyle.