Statesboro ENT

11/11/2025

Happy Veterans Day to all who have selflessly dedicated themselves to serving our wonderful nation.

10/31/2025

Happy Halloween from Chef Dr. L, the Spice Girls and the Tic Tacs! 🧂🎃

10/20/2025

We are delighted to introduce our new Audiologist, Presley Caplinger, Au.D., CCC-A, to our Statesboro ENT Team! She earned her Doctorate of Audiology degree from West Virginia University and is a licensed Audiologist in Georgia. When she’s not assisting patients in achieving optimal hearing, you might find her exploring new coffee shops or whipping up a delectable Italian meal. We are eager to provide Hearing Aid services to our patients, confident that you will be in excellent hands with Dr. Caplinger.

10/17/2025

09/26/2025

Allergy Friendly Treat Ideas:
👻Glow Sticks
🎃Stickers
👻Slap Bracelets
🎃Stamps
👻Sticky Hands

09/22/2025

Happy Fall! 🍂 While ragweed is the biggest fall allergy trigger, it’s not the only one. Around our area, common culprits include:

🌾 Ragweed pollen peaks August through November.
🍂 Mold spores thrive in damp leaves and soil.
🌳 Late blooming weeds & grasses, goldenrod, sagebrush, and Bermuda.
🏠 Dust mites, spending more time indoors makes exposure worse.

If you’re sneezing, congested, or have watery eyes that last more than a week, it may be fall allergies and not a lingering cold.

✅ Testing can identify your specific triggers.
✅ Treatment can help you breathe easier this season.
✅ Don’t let allergies ruin your fall fun!

09/19/2025

Over 100 million Americans deal with allergies each year, including seasonal, eczema, and food allergies. If allergies are part of your daily life, reach out to us and let our team help you find an effective way to manage your symptoms. 📞 912-681-7368

09/12/2025

Allergies affect millions and they’re the 6th leading cause of chronic illness in the U.S. If sneezing, congestion, or itchy eyes are impacting daily life, our team is here to help you breathe easier and feel your very best!

09/05/2025

📚✏️🍂 Back to School = Back to Ragweed 🌾🤧

As kids head back to class, ragweed pollen is filling the air across Georgia. Sneezing, itchy eyes, congestion, and fatigue can make learning harder than it needs to be.

👉 Don’t mistake allergies for a lingering cold — ragweed season runs August through October and peaks in September.

✨ Tips for parents & students:
✔️ Check daily pollen counts
✔️ Keep windows closed at home & in the car
✔️ Shower & change clothes after outdoor play
✔️ Talk with one of our physicians about testing & treatment