What Are the Benefits of Balloon Sinuplasty?
For those who experience chronic sinus infections, there is a solution called balloon sinuplasty. This procedure works by inflating and flushing out the sinuses so you can breathe easier and experience fewer symptoms when walking at Standley Lake. Below, we review some of the other benefits of balloon sinuplasty. No Incisions Are Necessary Balloon sinuplasty…
Managing ENT Conditions During Pregnancy
Pregnancy brings about numerous changes in the body, including hormonal shifts that can impact your ear, nose and throat (ENT) health. Below are some common ENT conditions that may occur during pregnancy and tips on how to manage them effectively. Ear Congestion or Eustachian Tube Dysfunction Hormonal changes during pregnancy can impact pressure regulation in…
Why Am I So Prone to Sinus Infections
Sinus infections, also known as sinusitis, can be painful and frustrating, especially when they’re recurring. In this blog post, we’ll explore the conditions that predispose individuals to sinus infections and discuss potential symptom management and treatment options. If you experience three or more sinus infections per year, you have recurrent sinusitis. Factors Leading to Sinus…
Can Allergies Impact Tinnitus?
Tinnitus is the presence of phantom sounds, such as ringing or buzzing, in one or both ears. It is commonly linked to hearing loss due to aging or exposure to loud sounds; approximately 10% of people in the U.S. have experienced tinnitus in the past year. For those with allergies, the presence of allergic symptoms…
How to Care For Your ENT Concerns When Traveling
The holidays are filled with travel. Whether you’re driving, flying or boarding a bus or train, cold and flu germs will likely be companions to at least one of your transportation’s passengers. Learning how to safeguard your ear, nose and throat (ENT) health during travel is essential in preventing sneezing and coughing from taking part…
Learn More About What Happens When You Sneeze
Have you ever wondered why you sneeze? It’s actually a defense mechanism our bodies use to protect us from harmful substances. If your nose senses a foreign object like an allergen, irritant or bacteria, your body sneezes as a way to expel that substance and keep you healthy. How Often Does the Average Person Sneeze?…