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Address: 6023 W Parker Rd Ste 400, Plano, TX 75093

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General Practitioners

Headaches
Arthritis
Other Disorders Salivary gland enlargement also occurs in autoimmune diseases such as HIV and SjÑ†gren’s syndrome where the body’s immune system attacks the salivary glands causing significant inflammation. Dry mouth or dry eyes are common. This may occur with other systemic diseases such as rheumatoid arthritis. Diabetes may cause enlargement of the salivary glands, especially the parotid glands. Alcoholics may have salivary gland swelling, usually on both sides.
Sinusitis
Chronic sinusitis occurs when sinus blockages persist and the lining of the sinuses swell further. Polyps (growths in
Medical Weight Loss
Tumors: Tumors of the throat, tongue, and larynx (voice box) are usually (but not always) associated with long-time use of tobacco and alcohol. Sore throat and difficulty swallowing-sometimes with pain radiating to the ear-may be symptoms of such a tumor. More often the sore throat is so mild or so chronic that it is hardly noticed. Other important symptoms include hoarseness, a lump in the neck, unexplained weight loss, and/or spitting up blood in the saliva or phlegm.
Ear Infections
Chronic infection can affect other areas such as the eustachian tube – the passage between the back of the nose and the inside of the ear. This can lead to frequent ear infections and potential hearing loss.
Bronchitis
Pneumonia
Immunizations
Think of immunotherapy as a “vaccination” against allergies. However, unlike a single shot you might get for tetanus or the flu, immunotherapy involves giving you a steady, increasing amount of the substances that cause your allergies. The whole idea of treating you with the very things that make you miserable may seem a bit odd, but in most cases, it works!

Ophthalmologists

Glaucoma
In the allergic patient, the release of histamine and similar substances results in congestion and excess production of watery nasal mucus. Antihistamine helps relieve the sneezing and runny nose of allergy. Many antihistamines are now available without a prescription. The most familiar brands include Chlor-Trimeton, Benadryl, or Dimetane (although most are also available in generic forms). Newer, nonsedating antihistamines, which require a prescription include Claritin, Zyrtec, and Allegra. Decongestants shrink congested nasal tissues. Examples include Sudafed, Guaifed, and Entex that are available without a prescription in several generic forms. Combinations of antihistamines with decongestants are also available. All these preparations have potential side effects, and patients must heed the warnings of the package or prescription insert. This is especially important if the patient suffers from high blood pressure, glaucoma, irregular heart beats, difficulty in urination, or is pregnant.

Pregnancy

Insomnia

Endocrinologist

Diabetes Care
Thyroid
Allergy is managed by avoiding the cause if possible. Antihistamines and decongestants, cromolyn and steroid (cortisone type) nasal sprays, and other forms of steroids may offer relief. Immunotherapy (allergy shots) also may be helpful. However, some older, sedating antihistamines may dry and thicken post-nasal secretions even more; newer nonsedating antihistamines, available by prescription only, do not have this effect. Decongestants can aggravate high blood pressure, heart, and thyroid disease. Steroid sprays generally may be used safely under medical supervision. Oral and injectable steroids rarely produce serious complications in short-term use. Because significant side-effects can occur, steroids must be monitored carefully when used for more than one week.

MRI
X-ray (radiographic) evaluation: Special X-rays are taken, usually computerized tomography (CT) or magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) scans, to evaluate your inner ear bone.
X-Rays
Computed Tomography
If a mass is found in the salivary gland, it is helpful to obtain a CT scan or a MRI (magnetic resonance imaging). Sometimes, a fine needle aspiration biopsy in the doctor’s office is helpful. Rarely, dye will be injected through the parotid duct before an x-ray of the gland is taken (a sialogram).
Chemotherapy
Throat cancer Throat cancer is a very serious condition requiring immediate medical attention. When cancer attacks the vocal cords, the voice changes in quality, assuming the characteristics of chronic hoarseness, roughness, or raspiness. These symptoms occur at an early stage in the development of the cancer. It is important to remember that prompt attention to changes in the voice facilitate early diagnosis thus early and successful treatment of vocal cord cancer can be obtained.Persistent hoarseness or change in the voice for longer than two to four weeks in a smoker should prompt evaluation by an otolaryngologist to determine if there is cancer of the larynx (voice box). Different treatment options for this cancer of the voice box include surgery, radiation therapy, and/or chemotherapy. When vocal cord cancer is found early, typically only surgery or radiation therapy is required, and the cure rate is high (greater than 90 percent).Hoarseness or roughness in your voice is often caused by a medical problem. Contact an otolaryngologistâ€”head and neck surgeon if you have any sustained changes to your voice.
Radiation Therapy
Removal of a salivary gland does not produce a dry mouth, called xerostomia. However, radiation therapy to the mouth can cause the unpleasant symptoms associated with reduced salivary flow. Your doctor can prescribe medication or other conservative treatments that may reduce the dryness in these instances.

Ear Surgery
If you recently have undergone ear surgery, consult with your surgeon on how soon you may safely fly.
Otolaryngology
This information is provided Jeffrey Adelglass, M.D., the American Academy of Otolaryngology-Head and Neck Surgery, Inc., (AAO-HNS) and the American Academy of Otolaryngology-Head and Neck Surgery Foundation, Inc. (AAO-HNSF) for educational purposes only. Any information provided in this Web site should not be considered medical advice or a substitute for a consultation with an otolaryngologist-head and neck surgeon or other physician.

Plastic Surgeons

Botox
On the beauty side of Dr. Adelglass’ practice, his expertise in the field of facial plastics and surgery allow him to provide industry – setting medical spa services, including Microdermabrasion, BOTOX, Facial Filling, and Fotofacial to get that beautiful face you have always wanted. Visit our site www.skintastic.com for more information.
Rhinoplasty
Aesthetic nasal surgery (rhinoplasty) refines the shape of the nose, bringing it into balance with the other features of the face. Because the nose is the most prominent facial feature, even a slight alteration can greatly improve appearance. (Some patients elect chin augmentation in conjunction with rhinoplasty to better balance their features.) Rhinoplasty alone cannot give you a perfect profile, make you look like someone else, or improve your personal life. Before surgery, it is very important that the patient have a clear, realistic understanding of what change is possible as well as the limitations and risks of the procedure.
Plastic Surgery
Patients who are considering nasal surgery for any reason should seek a doctor who is a specialist in nasal airway function, as well as plastic surgery. This will ensure that efficient breathing is as high a priority as appearance.
Cosmetic Surgery
Insurance usually does not cover cosmetic surgery. However, surgery to correct or improve breathing function, major deformity, or injury is frequently covered in whole or in part. Patients should obtain cost information from their surgeons and discuss with their insurance carrier prior to surgery. For more information about cosmetic surgery and medical skin rejuvenation please visit our other site www.skintastic.com or call 972-620-3223 for a free consultation today!
Chin Augmentation

Dermatology
The Allergy Testing and Treatment Center for Dallas/Fort Worth (DFW) & Plano, Texas closed in 2018. However, Jeffrey Adelglass, M.D., while retired as an ENT/Otolaryngologist, is now Medical Director of Research Your Health, a clinical research company specializing in clinical trials in many medical areas (including ear, nose, and throat/allergy research, cosmetic/aesthetic injectable treatments, and dermatology studies). The company that daily continues to maintain the pollen-counting equipment is WayCRO Research.
Cyst
Calluses
Vocal cord lesions Benign noncancerous growths on the vocal cords are caused by voice misuse or overuse and from trauma or injury to the vocal cords. These lesions (“bumps”) on the vocal cord(s) alter vocal cord vibration. This abnormal vibration results in hoarseness and a chronic change in one’s voice quality, including roughness, raspiness, and an increased effort to talk. The most common vocal cord lesions include vocal nodules also known as “singer’s nodes” or “nodes” which are similar to “calluses ” of the vocal cords. They typically occur on both vocal cords opposite each other. These lesions are usually treated with voice rest and speech therapy (to improve the speaking technique thus removing the trauma on the vocal cords). Vocal cord polyp(s) or cyst(s) are other common vocal cord lesions caused by misuse, overuse, or trauma to the vocal cords and frequently require surgical removal after all nonsurgical treatment options (i.e., speech therapy) have failed.
Fungus
An itchy ear is a maddening symptom. Sometimes it is caused by a fungus or allergy, but more often it is a chronic dermatitis (skin inflammation) of the ear canal.
Lesions
Skin Care
Microdermabrasion

Calluses

Allergies
Welcome to the Allergy Testing and Treatment Center for Dallas/Fort Worth (DFW) & Plano, Texas. We specialize in both medical issues and aesthetic improvement for the head and face. Jeffrey M. Adelglass, M.D. is the Medical Director of the Allergy Testing and Treatment Center, which specializes in allergy treatment as well as problems associated with the ears, nose, throat and sinuses.

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