• Managing Allergies During Your Child’s Sports Season

    Spring and summer mark the beginning of baseball and softball season, resulting in much time spent outdoors. Nearly 100 million Americans experience allergy symptoms each year, and for kids and parents with seasonal allergies, it can mean runny noses, itchy eyes and lingering fatigue that could distract from the games. Whether your child plays softball,…

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  • Common Regional Plants that May Impact Allergies

    Nearly 100 million Americans experience allergy symptoms each year. Certain regional plants can release large amounts of pollen that can trigger environmental allergy symptoms like sneezing, congestion, itchy eyes and fatigue. The more you know about plants in your area that can impact allergy symptoms, the more prepared you can be to manage the symptoms.…

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  • Watch Dr. Worley on Fox Carolina

    Dr. Mitchell Worley recently appeared on Fox Carolina to discuss the impact of wildfire smoke on ENT issues. Because of the smoke’s effect on air quality, Dr. Worley has noticed allergy symptoms starting earlier. Watch Dr. Worley’s interview and learn about ways to stay healthy during this time.

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  • Is Ear Candling Safe?

    Ear candling is a popular alternative therapy that involves inserting a hollow candle into the ear and lighting it with the goal of removing earwax or improving ear health. While many people turn to this practice for its perceived benefits, it’s important to understand whether ear candling is safe and what risks are involved. What…

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  • Employee Testimonials

    “I love working at Spartanburg Greer ENT & Allergy because of its professional yet welcoming atmosphere, where excellence and patient care are always the top priorities. Our physicians are leaders in their field, providing expert, compassionate care that truly makes a difference. The outstanding office administrator and leadership team create a culture of efficiency, support…

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  • Botox® for Facial Paralysis

    While many patients may associate Botox with cosmetic surgery, it can also treat facial conditions, such as facial asymmetry, facial tightness and involuntary movements known as synkinesis. Botox, or Botulinum toxin, blocks the release of neurotransmitters that tell nerves to tell muscles to contract or tighten. How Common Is Facial Paralysis? While most patients with…

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  • Spring Cleaning and Allergies

    Spring is the perfect time to refresh your home, but for those with allergies, it can also mean an increase in sneezing, itchy eyes and congestion. More than 100 million people in the U.S. experience different types of allergies each year. While cleaning can help remove allergens, it can also stir them up, making symptoms…

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  • Are Invisible Hearing Aids Right for Me?

    Invisible hearing aids are a sleek, subtle alternative to behind-the-ear devices. While many might jump at the chance to use invisible hearing aids, it’s crucial to understand that these tiny devices aren’t perfect for everyone. Let’s take a closer look at their benefits, potential drawbacks and whether they might be right for you. What Are…

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  • Recognizing and Treating Viral and Bacterial Sinus Infections

    A sinus infection is an inflammation of your sinus tissues, the four pairs of air-filled cavities behind your face. Symptoms like facial pressure, congestion, runny nose and headaches are key indicators of a sinus infection. While both viral and bacterial infections can cause sinusitis, distinguishing between them is key to effective treatment. Viral vs. Bacterial…

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