Thomas S. Higgins, MD, MSPH

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Dr. Thomas Higgins is a board-certified otolaryngologist practicing in Louisville, Kentucky and southern Indiana with advanced Fellowship training in "Rhinology" (Sinus Disease and Sinus Surgery) from the world-renowned Johns Hopkins Medical Institutions.

✅🧒✨ From recurring strep to restless nights, pediatric throat and neck issues can be a lot to handle.• Tonsillitis & Ade...
04/27/2026

✅🧒✨ From recurring strep to restless nights, pediatric throat and neck issues can be a lot to handle.

• Tonsillitis & Adenoiditis: Helping kids overcome chronic infections, snoring, and difficulty swallowing. 🤒
• Voice & Speech: Addressing vocal cord dysfunction and infections to keep their voices healthy. 🗣️
• Airway Issues: Expert care for conditions like Laryngomalacia (noisy breathing) and Subglottic Stenosis. 🌬️
• Sleep Apnea (OSA): Improving sleep quality through lifestyle changes or surgical solutions. 😴
• Neck Masses: Specialized diagnosis and treatment for lumps, cysts, and infections. 🔍

Don't let small issues become big problems. Early intervention ensures the best outcomes for your child!

I appreciate the Bluegrass Allergy Society for asking me to speak on innovations in the treatment of chronic rhinosinusi...
04/18/2026

I appreciate the Bluegrass Allergy Society for asking me to speak on innovations in the treatment of chronic rhinosinusitis with nasal polyps in Lexington, KY. The allergists had great questions!

That heavy, "balloon-like" feeling in your face isn't always what it seems! While we often blame our sinuses, the culpri...
04/13/2026

That heavy, "balloon-like" feeling in your face isn't always what it seems! While we often blame our sinuses, the culprit might actually be something else entirely.

Here’s how to tell the difference and find some relief:

• Check for Allergies 🌿: If pollen or dust is the trigger, inflammation in your nasal passages is likely the cause. Try an OTC antihistamine or use a humidifier to keep the air moist and mucus thin.
• Ease Facial Tension 🧘: Believe it or not, jaw issues (like TMD) can feel exactly like sinus pressure. If you're stressed or clenching, try jaw stretches, relaxation techniques, or a warm compress.
• Target Acute Sinusitis 🤒: If it’s a true infection, nasal decongestant sprays and warm compresses are your best friends. If symptoms persist, you might need a hand from a pro.
• Know When to Level Up 👨‍⚕️: If the pressure is chronic and won't quit, it's time to see a rhinologist for a specialist diagnosis.

Stop guessing and start feeling better! Knowing the source of the pressure is the first step to clearing it up.

Thank you for your kind words and for taking the time to share your feedback.
04/08/2026

Thank you for your kind words and for taking the time to share your feedback.

April is Head and Neck Cancer Awareness Month. Early detection is everything. From a persistent sore throat to a lump th...
04/01/2026

April is Head and Neck Cancer Awareness Month.

Early detection is everything. From a persistent sore throat to a lump that won't go away, listening to your body can save your life. This month, we’re spreading the word, supporting the fighters, and honoring the survivors.

Get screened. Spread hope.

We’ve all had that nagging cough, but when is it more than a cold?🕒 The "Time's Up" RuleA cough officially enters the "c...
03/23/2026

We’ve all had that nagging cough, but when is it more than a cold?

🕒 The "Time's Up" Rule
A cough officially enters the "chronic" zone if it lasts:

Adults: 2+ Months
Children: 1 Month

🔍 Spot the Signs
Beyond the hack, keep an eye out for these accompanying symptoms:

• 💧Mild: Runny nose, heartburn, a "tickle" in the throat, or mild fever.
• ⚠️Severe: Coughing up blood, wheezing, hoarseness, or weight loss.

🩺 What’s Really Behind the Hack?
A chronic cough isn't a disease itself—it’s a symptom. Here are common culprits:

• 💊Medication Side Effects: Surprisingly, blood pressure meds like ACE inhibitors can trigger a cough even years after you start taking them!

• 🌬️Asthma: It’s not always about gasping for air; sometimes it is just a persistent cough that worsens at night or during exercise.

• 🫁Bronchiectasis: Damaged or thickened airways make it harder to clear mucus, a condition that becomes more common as we get older.

• 🧪"Silent" Reflux (LPR): Unlike typical heartburn, this sends acid up to irritate the throat, causing a dry, "barking" cough.

• 👃Chronic Sinusitis: Long-term sinus inflammation leads to postnasal drip, keeping your throat in a constant state of irritation.

Don’t ignore the noise! Your body is trying to tell you something. While a cough is a natural defense, anything lasting longer than three weeks deserves a conversation with your doctor.

Join me for an essential session tomorrow: "Maximize Your Reach: Marketing Strategies for ENTs on Any Budget."Whether yo...
03/20/2026

Join me for an essential session tomorrow: "Maximize Your Reach: Marketing Strategies for ENTs on Any Budget."

Whether you’re a solo practitioner or part of a large medical group, this session is packed with high-impact strategies to boost your patient volume without overspending.

📍 Day: Saturday, March 21, 2026
📍 Time: 10:30 AM to 11:30 AM

Look forward to seeing you there! 👂👃

03/17/2026

When physicians stand together, real change happens. Dr. Higgins reminds us that advocacy works, and our collective voice is what protects the future of patient care and the medical profession. Stay engaged. Stay united. Stay heard. https://joom.ag/l6vd

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6420 Dutchmans Pkwy, Ste 380
Louisville, KY
40205

Opening Hours

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

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+15028948441

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