Many people will experience a sensation that they breathe more easily from one side of the nose than the other. This is actually a natural phenomenon called the nasal cycle. The inside of the nasal cavity contains tissue called turbinates,
Flying during the travel season can be a rewarding experience. However, some patients (often those with a history of sinus problems) can find this a difficult and even painful experience because the sudden changes in cabin pressure can cause facial
Turbinates are small structures located on the sidewall of each nasal cavity. Their purpose is to filter, warm, and humidify the air that enters the nose before it hits the lungs. There are three sets of turbinates in the nose,
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
