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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.

04/08/2025

Battling sneezing fits after mowing your lawn? This is because freshly cut grass releases pollen that triggers allergic reactions.

💡Pro tip: Wear a mask when mowing, or better yet, delegate the job.

If you’re finding it hard to keep your allergies under control, book a visit with Dr. Franklin here at Georgetown ENT. Dr. Franklin offers an array of solutions proven to effectively rein in your symptoms and provide lasting relief. Call (512) 869-0604.

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01/08/2025

🎤🎙️ It’s time for our “Ask the Expert” series with Dr. Franklin—your go-to source for trusted answers on all things ear, nose, and throat health.

Q: I’m having nosebleeds. What could be causing them, and when should I see a doctor?

A: Nosebleeds have various potential causes, including dry air, allergies, nose picking, frequent blowing, and even structural issues like a deviated septum. They can also be a symptom of serious health problems like high blood pressure or a bleeding disorder.

See a doctor for your nosebleeds if:

- They happen more than once a week.
- They last longer than 20 minutes.
- They involve more than a cup of blood.
- They interfere with your breathing.
- They occur after a head injury.

📞 To schedule an appointment with Dr. Franklin, call (512) 869-0604.

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28/07/2025

😴 That loud, jarring snore that your partner complains about every night? Chances are, it's more than just noise—it is likely a red flag. 🚩It could point to sleep apnea which, if left untreated, can lead to serious health issues like high blood pressure, heart disease, and diabetes.

The good news? Dr. Scott Franklin here at Georgetown ENT offers advanced, effective treatments to help you sleep soundly and breathe freely again.

Schedule a consultation with Dr. Franklin now to learn more. Call (512) 869-0604. https://bit.ly/3zw8Zz3

25/07/2025

Breathing, hearing, sleeping, or feeling better with Dr. Franklin’s care? Tell us about it! Whether it was treatment for hearing loss, sleep apnea, allergies, or chronic sinusitis, your story could be the encouragement someone needs to finally arrange that long-overdue appointment.

💬 Drop it in the comments below! We’re ALL EARS! ❣️ https://bit.ly/3g52NVB

23/07/2025

Freedom from nasal congestion is just a balloon away! 🎈

You read that right! Balloon sinuplasty is a safe, minimally invasive procedure that gently opens blocked nasal passages to provide long-lasting relief from chronic nasal congestion—and we do it right here at Georgetown ENT.

✅ Call (512) 869-0604 now to schedule a consultation with our ENT expert, Dr. Scott Franklin, to learn more.

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21/07/2025

Allergies raining on your summer parade? Let’s just say allergens like pollen and mold love the Texas heat as much as you do.

Luckily, we’re here to save the day. We offer allergy immunotherapy, which changes how your body reacts to an allergen in the event of exposure. The result? Fewer flare-ups and less reliance on medications.

Schedule a consultation with Dr. Franklin to learn more about this innovative allergy treatment. Call (512) 869-0604.

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18/07/2025

What is an Acoustic Neuroma? | An acoustic neuroma is a rare, noncancerous tumor that grows on the nerve that links your ear to your brain.

🔍 Symptoms include:
• Ringing in one ear (tinnitus)
• Balance problems
• Dizziness

Although typically benign, acoustic neuromas can grow large enough to be life-threatening, pressing on the brainstem and causing spinal fluid to build up.
If you’re experiencing the symptoms mentioned above, see Dr. Franklin right away for proper intervention. This is crucial for keeping the tumor from growing and causing complications.

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16/07/2025

Unilateral hearing loss (hearing loss in one ear) might not seem like a big deal, but it can be just as disruptive.➡️ Find out more in our latest blog: https://bit.ly/4kJAT1F

14/07/2025

Thank you for your brief but great review, Chantelle! We’re glad that you had a wonderful experience with us. Your kind words truly made our day! 💞

"Wonderful experience! Everyone was friendly and professional! Thank you!”- Chantelle B. https://bit.ly/34PY2df

11/07/2025

And here we are again with our series! Today, Dr. Franklin is answering a common question about ear care.

Q: How often should I remove my child’s earwax?
A: You actually shouldn’t remove it all. While usually treated as a nuisance or sign of poor hygiene, earwax (also known as cerumen) actually plays an important role: it lubricates your ear canal and protects your ear from germs and dirt.

In healthy ears, wax usually moves outward naturally and falls out on its own. Removing it, particularly with cotton swabs (Q-tips), can do more harm than good. It may push the wax deeper, leading to blockage, discomfort, or even injury to the ear canal or eardrum.

If you notice your child’s ear produces more earwax than needed, schedule an appointment with Dr. Franklin for safe and effective removal. Contact us at (512) 869-0604.

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09/07/2025

Thank you for leaving such detailed feedback, Fred! We’re ecstatic to hear that Dr. Franklin and our team provided the prompt and attentive care you needed. We’ll be here for you when you need us again!

“During a recent hospital stay due to an unrelated matter, a swab test of my left nostril revealed that I have a bacterial infection in my sinuses and that if mucus were to accumulate in my lungs, it would pose a serious problem. A friend who had been previously treated by Dr. Franklin recommended him. I immediately called Dr. Franklin’s office, requesting the earliest available appointment to arrange appropriate treatment for a serious condition.

The response was instantaneous, and I was offered an appointment at 9 AM the following morning. At that appointment, a brief discussion of my symptoms and an examination by Dr. Franklin confirmed the potentially dangerous condition. He then prescribed a regimen of strong antibiotics and various over-the-counter medications to be administered for three weeks, after which a CT scan would indicate an appropriate subsequent treatment to cure my illness.

Dr. Franklin is an excellent and responsive listener: he provides thorough answers to questions, with a sense of urgency. His office staff is efficient and personable, and I couldn’t be more pleased with the outcome of my referral to him for treatment.” – Fred B. https://bit.ly/34PY2df

07/07/2025

🎤 🎙️ Welcome to our Ask the Expert series, where Dr. Franklin provides expert answers to your questions about ear, nose, and throat health.

Q: I keep losing my voice or sounding hoarse. What’s going on?
A: Hoarseness happens when your vocal cords become irritated, inflamed, or strained, and it’s often your body’s way of saying “slow down.” Common causes include overusing your voice (yelling or speaking for long periods), acid reflux, smoking, allergies, and laryngitis, which is usually triggered by a viral infection.

Hoarseness often goes away on its own, just after a few days of rest. If it stays longer than a few weeks, visit your ENT specialist for an evaluation, as it may signal a serious issue such as vocal cord nodules, polyps, cysts, or cancer.

A laryngoscopy can help your doctor get a clear view of your vocal cords and determine the appropriate solution to your problem.

To schedule an appointment with Dr. Franklin, contact us at (512) 869-0604.

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3201 S Austin Avenue #370
TX
78626

Opening Hours

Monday	08:30 - 17:00
Tuesday	08:30 - 17:00
Wednesday	08:30 - 17:00
Thursday	08:30 - 17:00
Friday	08:30 - 16:00

Telephone

+15128690604

Website

https://www.georgetown-ent.com/

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