Ear, Nose & Throat (ENT) Care

Ear, nose and throat (ENT) specialists care for conditions that affect breathing, hearing, speaking and swallowing. Our team at AnMed ENT treats adults and children with concerns ranging from allergies, sinus problems and ear infections to voice disorders, thyroid conditions and head and neck cancers.

Using advanced testing, imaging and both medical and surgical treatments, we focus on accurate diagnosis and personalized care to help you find lasting relief and get back to feeling your best.

Ask our Anderson clinic about allergy testing and treatment if you have itching, watery eyes or trouble breathing when exposed to certain substances or environments. There are many types of allergies, and testing helps pinpoint the cause. After seeing your results, we’ll make personalized recommendations to help you get relief.

Head and neck cancers usually begin in the mouth, nasal passages and throat. Using the latest medical technology, our doctors work together to make a treatment plan tailored to your needs.

We want to help your child feel their best. Count on us for care of:

Ear infections (treated with medication or surgery)
Hearing loss and birth defects of the ear
Tumors in the inner ear
Infected tonsils and adenoids (tissue at the back of the throat)

If you need surgery for a sinus blockage, your surgeon may use imaging guidance to pinpoint the areas for treatment. That makes surgery more effective and helps you get the most relief from your symptoms.

Learn about balloon sinuplasty, a minimally invasive procedure for chronic sinusitis (fluid blockages) and acute rhinosinusitis (nasal inflammation). This treatment doesn’t remove tissue from your sinuses, so it leads to a faster recovery than traditional sinus surgery.

Thyroid surgery removes a lump from the glands in your neck that regulate metabolism, heart rate and sweat. Parotid surgery treats the gland in your jaw that makes saliva. If part of the parotid gland becomes blocked, an ENT surgeon will remove the clog to restore the flow of saliva.

The Voice Clinic cares for symptoms such as: