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Capital ENT & Sinus Center is Austin’s trusted source for ear, nose, and throat (ENT) care since 1999.

Capital ENT & Sinus Center provides expert ear, nose, and throat care for adults and children, including advanced sinus treatments, balloon sinuplasty, allergy care, hearing and balance services, and sleep apnea treatment. Capital ENT offers comprehensive services including adult and pediatric ear, nose, and throat care; advanced sinus care including balloon sinuplasty; snoring and sleep apnea treatments; outpatient minimally invasive thyroid and parathyroid surgery; as well as facial cosmetic and reconstructive surgery.

11/05/2026

Nasal rinses, steam, Afrin, humidifiers, steroid sprays… which sinus remedies actually work? 🤔

Dr. Latif Dharamsi, MD, breaks down six popular sinus treatments, including which ones get his approval and which require a little more caution.

One important takeaway: Over-the-counter nasal decongestant sprays should generally be used for no more than three days to avoid rebound congestion.

Dealing with persistent sinus or allergy symptoms? We’re here to help!

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11/03/2026

Are you treating your allergies the wrong way? 🤧

One of the biggest mistakes people make is assuming every nasal or sinus symptom is caused by allergies.

Latif Dharamsi, MD, explains where to start with allergy relief, which treatments to consider, and when persistent symptoms might point to something else — like a sinus infection or deviated septum.

If your usual allergy remedies aren’t helping, understanding what’s actually causing your symptoms is the first step toward relief.

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11/03/2026

👂 Does your child seem to be having trouble hearing you? It might be fluid behind the eardrum.

Fluid buildup behind the eardrum is surprisingly common in children, and it doesn’t always come with ear pain or a fever!

Here are a few signs parents should watch for:

🔹 Frequently saying “What?” or not responding when called

🔹 Turning up the TV or tablet volume

🔹 Trouble hearing at school

🔹 Balance issues or unexplained clumsiness

🔹 Ear discomfort or rubbing their ears

The good news? Most cases clear up naturally within a few weeks to a few months. However, if fluid persists for three months or longer, a hearing test is recommended, and ear tubes may be an option.

At Capital ENT & Sinus Center, our specialists can help determine what’s happening and whether treatment is necessary.

📖 Learn more in our latest article, medically reviewed by Dr. Jeffrey Myhill:

https://www.capitalent.com/post-fluid-behind-the-eardrum-in-children.html

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10/29/2026

What’s the WORST allergy in Central Texas? 🌳🤧

Cedar fever? Oak pollen? Ragweed? Or maybe something you haven’t even considered?

Dr. Latif Dharamsi, MD, of Capital ENT & Sinus Center breaks down seven common allergy triggers in Central Texas, including grass pollen, mold, dust mites, and pet dander.

And yes, he has some strong opinions about cats! 🐈

Which allergy gives YOU the most trouble?

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10/27/2026

Audiologist or ENT doctor? 🤔👂

They both care for your ears, but they do very different things!

Margaux Colburn, Au.D., breaks down when you might need an audiologist, when an ENT physician becomes important, and why these specialists often work together.

From hearing tests and hearing aids to ear infections and medical conditions affecting your hearing, knowing the difference can help you find the right care.

At Capital ENT & Sinus Center, our specialists work side by side to help you hear and feel your best.

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10/22/2026

😴 Do those popular snoring remedies actually work?

Nasal strips, mouth tape, anti-snoring mouthguards, sleeping on your side… there’s no shortage of ways people try to stop snoring. But which ones actually make a difference?

Dr. Zachary Wassmuth, MD, of Capital ENT & Sinus Center weighs in on eight common snoring remedies, explaining what may help, what has limitations, and why the cause of your snoring matters.

💡 Some remedies may reduce snoring, but they don’t necessarily treat sleep apnea.

Persistent snoring could be a sign of an underlying sleep disorder. An ENT evaluation can help identify possible causes and treatment options.

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10/22/2026

😴 Is it just snoring… or could it be sleep apnea?

Snoring is common, but sometimes it can be a sign of something more serious.

While occasional snoring is often harmless, obstructive sleep apnea causes repeated interruptions in breathing throughout the night, potentially affecting your sleep quality and overall health.

🚩 Signs your snoring may be more than just snoring:

• Loud, frequent snoring
• Gasping or choking during sleep
• Pauses in breathing noticed by a partner
• Waking up tired despite a full night’s sleep
• Morning headaches or difficulty concentrating

The good news? Sleep apnea is treatable, and identifying the cause is the first step toward better sleep.

In our latest article, Dr. Raymond Brown explains the differences between snoring and sleep apnea, when to seek help, and what treatment options are available.

📖 Read the full article:
https://www.capitalent.com/post-snoring-versus-sleep-apnea-how-to-tell-the-difference.html

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📞 512-339-4040
🌐 www.capitalent.com

Better breathing. Better sleep. Better health.

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10/21/2026

👂 Would an ENT put THAT in their ear?

Q-tips? ❌
Ear candles? ❌
Bobby pins and paper clips? Definitely not! ❌

But what about hydrogen peroxide or those earwax removal cameras everyone’s buying?

Dr. Raymond Brown, MD, of Capital ENT & Sinus Center reacts to popular ear-cleaning methods and explains what’s potentially dangerous, what’s occasionally okay, and what you should leave to the professionals.

Some of these everyday habits can lead to infections, eardrum injuries, or even permanent hearing damage.

💬 What’s the strangest thing you’ve heard of someone using to clean their ears?

📍 Capital ENT & Sinus Center
12309 N Mopac Expy, Suite 100, Austin, TX 78758
📞 512-339-4040
🌐 www.capitalent.com

For educational purposes only. Consult an ENT for questions about safe ear care.

10/15/2026

🔔 Why does tinnitus seem SO much louder at night?

You go all day barely noticing the ringing in your ears. But the moment your head hits the pillow, suddenly it’s all you can hear.

Andrew Clark, PA-C, with Capital ENT & Sinus Center explains why.

During the day, conversations, traffic, and everyday background sounds help mask tinnitus. At night, when those sounds disappear, your brain becomes more aware of the ringing or buzzing.

💡 What can help?

A fan or low-level white noise machine may provide enough background sound to make tinnitus less noticeable when you’re trying to fall asleep.

⚠️ If your tinnitus is new, persistent, affects only one ear, pulses with your heartbeat, or comes with hearing changes or dizziness, schedule an evaluation with an ENT specialist.

📍 Capital ENT & Sinus Center
12309 N Mopac Expy, Suite 100
Austin, TX 78758

📞 (512) 339-4040
🌐 www.capitalent.com

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10/14/2026

Are OTC hearing aids actually worth it? 👂

Over-the-counter hearing aids can be a convenient, affordable option for some adults with mild-to-moderate hearing loss. But they’re not the right solution for everyone.

Margaux Colburn, AuD, audiologist at Capital ENT & Sinus Center, explains what you should know before buying OTC hearing aids and how they compare to professionally fitted prescription devices.

Your hearing is unique, and understanding your hearing profile is an important part of finding the right solution.

Not sure where to start? Our audiology team can help.

📍 Capital ENT & Sinus Center
12309 N Mopac Expy, Suite 100
Austin, TX 78758

📞 512-339-4040
🌐 www.capitalent.com

Educational information only. Consult an audiologist or ENT specialist for personalized guidance.

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Austin, TX
78758

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Tuesday	8am - 5pm
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