Most people think of weight gain as a result of diet and exercise—but sleep is just as important. Obstructive sleep apnea (OSA) is a condition wherein severe resistance to airflow in the nose, throat or larynx can cause episodes of
Over the past several years, more and more people—from casual gym-goers to elite endurance athletes—have been wearing nasal strips during training. These small adhesive devices promise better airflow, easier breathing, and improved performance. But do they actually deliver? And who
The Challenge of Nighttime Nasal Congestion Many patients report that their congestion and sinus issues become worse at night, particularly when they are trying to sleep. During the day, gravity naturally aids in draining fluid away from the face, directing
Balloon sinuplasty has become a popular treatment for chronic sinus issues due to its high success rate and minimal recovery time. This minimally invasive procedure enhances sinus drainage by expanding the sinus passages without requiring traditional surgery. In our practice,
What is the best treatment for sinus infection? If you get sinus infections, you’ve probably received lots of different treatments over the years. Depending on what type of provider you see, you may receive one or more of the following:
What is a Migraine? Migraine headaches can be quite debilitating. It is usually a severe headache typically centered more around one eye, worsened by light, lasting for hours, and may be associated with nausea. These are neurological headaches caused by
You may have heard of a non-invasive procedure called balloon sinuplasty to treat chronic sinusitis. For many years, traditional sinus surgery was performed, where the sinus tissue and bone are cut and removed; this produces significant discomfort, bleeding, and poor outcomes
The septum is the divider that separates the right and left nasal cavities. In fact, the word septum comes from the Greek word for divider. This structure is simple in design as it has a lining on each side and
You may have been told by your doctor that you have a deviated septum. You may not really understood what that means or why it matters. You may have heard the procedure to fix your deviated septum is painful
Patients frequently complain that they have one side of their nose that is always blocked. This is typically due to structural issues in the nose. The nasal septum is the divider between the right and left side of your nose. It
