CELEBRATING 20 YEARS OF PENTA!
This July marks an important milestone for Piedmont Ear, Nose & Throat Associates as we celebrate 20 years of service to the Piedmont -Triad. It all started in 1999, when five doctors, Dr. William S. Fisher II, Dr. Ronald B. Shealy, Dr. Robert M. Alsup, Dr. Kenneth S. Maxwell and Dr. Stephen B. Potts, from Salem…
SURVIVING SPRING ALLERGY SEASON
Springtime in Winston-Salem and surrounding communities is absolutely beautiful. Dogwoods and azaleas are in full bloom, birds are nesting and singing their chipper songs and the gray skies of winter give way to Carolina-blue expanses. But along with all that beauty comes something that strikes fear in the hearts of allergy sufferers — bright yellow…
TAKING THE WORRY OUT OF TUBES IN THE EAR
s a parent, the last thing you want is to see your child suffer. And when a kid has an ear infection, we know they can be in pain. The pitiful crying of a baby or agonizing wails of a preschooler are a sure sign that ear infections aren’t for the faint of heart. And…
Treating Hearing Loss Might Help Stave Off Dementia
If there was something you could do to help keep your brain sharp throughout your life, you would do it, right? What if we were to tell you that something as easy as getting proper treatment for hearing loss could help stave off dementia? In the past few years, research has shown a link between…
Tracking Allergens to Help You Feel Better
We’re heading into fall allergy season in the Winston-Salem and Piedmont Triad, and for many people that means weeks of itchy, runny nose and eyes, congestion and sneezing. That’s because the months of August through November are prime season for ragweed, the culprit that brings about the dreaded hayfever. Just one ragweed plant can produce…