Sinus & ENT Health Blog
Nasal Obstruction Treatment After Septoplasty
If you have persistent nasal obstruction after septoplasty (deviated septum repair), you’re not alone. But what causes this frustrating and uncomfortable problem? A deviated septum is a very common condition that happens when the wall of narrow bone and cartilage in...
What to Expect with In-Office Septoplasty Surgery
Your nasal cavity is divided into two sides by the nasal septum, a thin wall of narrow bone and cartilage. Fairly commonly, this septum can become “deviated” or misaligned from its normal position. A deviated septum can result from injury, such as a broken nose, or it...
Should You Get Sinus Surgery
Getting sinus surgery can be a big decision between you and your doctor. Before you make that decision, there is much to consider. What Your Options Are for Chronic Sinusitis You have two options if you suffer from chronic sinusitis: Undergo a procedure or surgery...
What to Expect from Deviated Septum Surgery
Deviated septum surgery, also known as septoplasty, is a procedure for straightening the bone and cartilage in between the two sides of the nose. This is a very common condition and can cause one-sided or bilateral congestion of the nose on a chronic basis. Patients...
What Happens When You Don’t Treat Acute Sinusitis
Acute sinusitis is something none of us want, but which we all experience on occasion. The stuffy nose, the headache, sore throat, cough, earache... Many of us choose to power through, and the treatments for sinusitis are most often home remedies. So, it can be...
Sinus Pressure in Teeth
Sinus infections, or sinusitis, are so common that many of the telltale signs are recognizable: congestion, postnasal drip, facial pain and tenderness, sore throat, fatigue, and fever. But many people also experience teeth pain. We’ll explore the connection between...
Is a Sinus Infection Bacterial
A sinus infection can be a miserable experience—painful pressure in the face, headache, body aches, postnasal drip, fever, and congestion. But is a sinus infection bacterial or viral? It actually can be either—or both! The symptoms for viral and bacterial sinus...
Recovery Guide for Balloon Sinuplasty
Many people who experience chronic sinusitis can now choose a highly-effective, revolutionary procedure called balloon sinuplasty to open blocked sinus passages and provide sinus relief. Learn more about this procedure and check out our guide to recovery for balloon...
The Differences between a Cold and Sinusitis
If you're afflicted with a runny nose and sore throat, you can most likely attribute it to the common cold. Adults average two to three per year, and they typically last between seven and 10 days. There are some symptoms, however, that may point to a sinus infection....
Turbinate Reduction Treatment Techniques
Turbinate reduction, sometimes known as turbinate surgery or turbinoplasty, is a procedure used to reduce the size of the inferior nasal turbinates which are responsible for nasal congestion. This action provides for improved airflow through the nasal cavities....