Georgetown ENT

Georgetown ENT Georgetown ENT provides a wide variety of ear, nose, and throat services for adults and children of all ages.

Established in 2002 under the leadership of Dr. Scott W. Franklin, a double-board-certified ENT surgeon and sleep medicine specialist, Georgetown ENT offers state-of-the-art medical and surgical treatments for sinusitis, chronic runny nose, recurring ear infections, hearing loss, tonsillitis, and allergies, as well as sleep apnea and snoring in both adults and children.

Tired of chasing the same allergy symptoms year after year? There may be a way to treat the source, not just the sniffle...
09/02/2026

Tired of chasing the same allergy symptoms year after year? There may be a way to treat the source, not just the sniffles. 🤧

Antihistamines and nasal sprays can ease your symptoms, but they don't change how your body reacts to allergens. That's where allergy testing and immunotherapy come in. Instead of masking the problem, they help your body build lasting tolerance. 💪

Immunotherapy takes patience, but the payoff can be years of easier breathing and fewer flare-ups.

Ready to take the first step toward lasting relief? 😮‍💨 Our team is here to guide you through every stage of the process. Reach out to us today to learn more about allergy testing and immunotherapy options tailored to your needs.

📲 Call (512) 869-0604 or 👩‍💻 request an appointment online.

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👩‍🏫 Teaching all day? Your voice does more heavy lifting than you realize. With the return to school, 🏫 projecting over ...
08/31/2026

👩‍🏫 Teaching all day? Your voice does more heavy lifting than you realize.

With the return to school, 🏫 projecting over classroom chatter in dry, air-conditioned rooms can quickly strain your vocal cords. Protect your voice with these simple habits:
• Sip water throughout the day to stay hydrated 🚰
• Use a classroom microphone or amplifier when possible 🎤
• Rest your voice during breaks 🤫
• Use a humidifier to add moisture back into the air 💧

While most hoarseness resolves with rest, a raspy voice, pain, or strain lasting more than two weeks requires professional attention. Reach out to us today — our team is here to support your health and well-being. 📲👨‍⚕️

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Brain fog, low energy, and irritability — could your sinuses be the cause? 🧠Chronic allergies and sinus issues do more t...
08/27/2026

Brain fog, low energy, and irritability — could your sinuses be the cause? 🧠

Chronic allergies and sinus issues do more than just cause congestion. They can quietly disrupt your 💤 sleep, 🪫 drain your energy, and 🎧 impact your daily focus.

The connection is clear: when you breathe easier and sleep better, your clarity and mood naturally follow. 🤝

You don't have to keep pushing through the discomfort. Call Georgetown ENT at (512) 869-0604 or request your appointment online. 😊 Relief is closer than you think.

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Ever feel a dull ache behind your eyes when the weather shifts? 🌦️Sudden drops in barometric pressure can trap air in yo...
08/25/2026

Ever feel a dull ache behind your eyes when the weather shifts? 🌦️

Sudden drops in barometric pressure can trap air in your sinuses, leading to sudden pain and congestion. 😣

To help manage the pressure:
• Stay hydrated to keep mucus moving 💧
• Use a saline rinse to clear nasal passages 🌊
• Track the forecast to stay ahead of symptoms 📱🌤️

If weather-related sinus pain is a constant battle, you don't have to push through it alone. 📞👩‍💻 Contact our team today to schedule your comprehensive sinus consultation.

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Ever stand up and feel the room spinning? 🌀 That sensation could be coming from your inner ear. Common causes include:- ...
08/21/2026

Ever stand up and feel the room spinning? 🌀 That sensation could be coming from your inner ear.

Common causes include:
- BPPV: tiny crystals shift in your inner ear, triggering brief spinning with head movement
- Labyrinthitis: inflammation that disrupts balance and can affect hearing
- Vestibular neuritis: irritation of the balance nerve causing sudden, lasting dizziness

Occasional dizziness is usually harmless, but if vertigo keeps returning or comes with 👂 hearing changes or 🤢 severe nausea, it's time to seek help.

At Georgetown ENT, we'll get to the root of your dizziness and create a personalized plan to help you feel steady again. 💪

📞 (512) 869-0604 | Request an appointment online. 💻

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📺 Turning up the TV again? Asking people to repeat themselves more than you used to? Hearing loss rarely arrives all at ...
08/19/2026

📺 Turning up the TV again? Asking people to repeat themselves more than you used to?

Hearing loss rarely arrives all at once. For most adults, it creeps in slowly — 🧠 your brain fills in missing words, high-pitched sounds fade first, and you start avoiding noisy places without knowing why. Before long, conversations start feeling like guesswork. 💬❓

It might be time for a hearing evaluation if you're struggling to follow conversations in groups, frequently asking others to 👂repeat themselves, 🔔 noticing ringing in your ears, or 😴 feeling worn out after a day of straining to hear.

Catching changes early leads to better outcomes. 👨‍⚕️ Our caring team offers gentle hearing evaluations to help you reconnect with the sounds and people you love. 💕

📞 Call (512) 869-0604 or visit our website to book your appointment today.

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Air conditioning keeps you cool, but it also pulls moisture out of the air — and out of your nasal passages. When the de...
08/17/2026

Air conditioning keeps you cool, but it also pulls moisture out of the air — and out of your nasal passages. When the delicate lining inside your nose dries out, everyday comfort can quickly turn into irritation.

A few simple habits can help you stay comfortable:
• Run a humidifier to add moisture back into the room 🌬️
• Use a saline nasal spray to keep your passages hydrated 💧
• Drink plenty of water throughout the day 🚰
• Aim your AC vents away from where you sleep 😴

If nosebleeds persist or dryness continues to be a problem, don't ignore it. Reach out to Georgetown ENT — our team will identify the underlying cause and create a personalized treatment plan to help you breathe comfortably all season long.

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Nasal polyps are non-cancerous, painless growths in your nasal passages. While small polyps often go unnoticed, larger o...
08/13/2026

Nasal polyps are non-cancerous, painless growths in your nasal passages. While small polyps often go unnoticed, larger ones can block airflow and disrupt your daily comfort. 😥

Watch for these common symptoms:
• Loss of smell or taste 🌿
• Persistent nasal congestion 👃
• Facial pressure or forehead pain 😖
• Frequent post-nasal drip 🤧
• Snoring or sleep disruption 😴

If these symptoms persist or make breathing difficult, we're here to help you find relief. 📲 Call (512) 869-0604 or visit our website to request your appointment.

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As summer ends, ragweed emerges as one of the most common allergy triggers. A single plant can release up to a billion p...
08/11/2026

As summer ends, ragweed emerges as one of the most common allergy triggers. A single plant can release up to a billion pollen grains, which easily travel for miles on the breeze.

So how do you tell ragweed allergies from a cold?
- Allergies bring itchy, watery eyes and sneezing that lingers for weeks 🤧
- Colds often come with body aches or a low fever—allergies don't 🌡️
- Ragweed symptoms tend to flare outdoors and ease when you head inside 🌾

You might also notice a scratchy throat, nasal congestion, or that all-too-familiar post-nasal tickle that just won't quit.

The good news? You don't have to power through it. Call Georgetown ENT at (512) 869-0604 or visit our website to request your appointment online. We'll pinpoint exactly what's behind your symptoms.

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We plug in for work calls, workouts, commutes, and winding down at night. 🔊 But hours of listening—especially at high vo...
08/07/2026

We plug in for work calls, workouts, commutes, and winding down at night. 🔊 But hours of listening—especially at high volume—can quietly damage the tiny hair cells in your inner ear. Once those cells are harmed, they don't grow back.

Keep your hearing safe with the 60/60 rule:
Listen at no more than 60% volume 🎚️
Take a break after 60 minutes of use ⏱️🤫

Here's a simple test: if someone an arm's length away can hear your music, it's too loud.

Contact us to protect your hearing! Call (512) 869-0604 or request an appointment online.

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Address

3201 S Austin Avenue #370
Georgetown, TX
78626

Opening Hours

Monday 8:30am - 5pm
Tuesday 8:30am - 5pm
Wednesday 8:30am - 5pm
Thursday 8:30am - 5pm
Friday 8:30am - 4pm

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+15128690604

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