• Cholesteatoma Symptoms & Treatments
    Cholesteatoma is when this excess amount of earwax creates a skin cyst on the eardrum or eardrum retraction pocket.   The Causes Behind Cholesteatoma   Cholesteatoma develops for a few different reasons. The most Read more
  • Signs You Need Hearing Aids
    Hearing loss is a widespread problem that affects large groups of people. It isn’t just caused by age, with younger people and children also being affected. It comes on gradually, Read more
  • What Is Vestibular Disorder?
    Feeling dizzy for a while after an intense roller coaster ride is normal; reading in a moving vehicle may cause you to feel nauseated. These uncomfortable feelings are temporary, but Read more
  • What Causes Ear Infections?
    Dealing with an earache can be quite painful. Children are often more likely to develop ear infections than adults, which is why it’s important to understand why ear infections happen Read more
  • Causes of Dizziness
    It’s normal to experience bouts of dizziness if we are stressed, taking certain medications or haven’t eaten in a while; however, what might be going on if your dizziness persists? Read more
  • Signs You Have an Ear Infection
    Find out if the ear problems you are having could actually be due to an infection. There is nothing fun about having ear problems. Of course, it isn’t always easy to Read more
  • Part III of IV: The Inner Ear
    The inner ear is a series of fluid-filled organs encased within a bony labyrinth. These organs serve two purposes - hearing and maintaining your balance.   Your organ of hearing is called Read more
  • How and When Should I Clean My Ears?
    Contrary to what you might think, earwax is actually beneficial for protecting your ear from infection. It lubricates and keeps the ear canals clean of bacteria and dirt. Ears are Read more
  • Part II of IV: The Middle Ear
    The middle ear is an air-filled cavity that has many different parts. It consists of: Eardrum Two middle ear muscles - Stapedius muscle Tensor tympani muscle Eustachian Tube Auditory Ossicles (middle ear bones) -  Malleus (hammer) Incus (anvil) Stapes Read more
  • The Ear: Part I of IV - The Outer Ear
    Welcome to the first of a four part series on the different parts and purposes of the ear. Lets start by talking about the outer ear! The outer ear consists of Read more
  • Welcome to Texas Ear and Vestibular Institute!
    Thank you for visiting Texas Ear and Vestibular Institute! Here at TEVI, we are happy to help with all of your balance and hearing needs. We look forward to seeing Read more
  • Dealing With Hearing Loss
    If you think you might be losing your hearing, you’re not alone. In fact, according to the American Speech-Language Hearing Association (ASHA) more than 30% of adults over 65 have Read more
  • Dealing With Swimmer’s Ear
    While swimmer’s ear may sound akin to having a lucky rabbit’s foot, the opposite is actually true. This painful condition, also known as acute otitis externa, causes infection and inflammation of Read more

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