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What is Sinusitis? Sinuses are hollow air spaces in the bones between the eyes, in the forehead, and behind cheekbone that produce mucus to keep the inside of the nose moist. The mucus acts as a protective barrier agent against allergens, pollutants, and dust in the air we breathe. If […]
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What is Sinusitis? The sinuses are hollow air spaces in the bones between the eyes, in the forehead, and behind cheekbone that produce mucus to keep the inside of the nose moist. The mucus acts as a protective barrier agent against allergens, pollutants, and dust in the air we breathe. […]
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Trigger #1: Dry Air Outdoor air is much less humid during the winter months than any other time of year. Whether you enjoy spending time outside in the cold or only leave your house to walk to and from your car, you are consistently breathing in drier air. Additionally, the […]
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Are you struggling with your sinuses? Do you have trouble breathing through your nose? If your answer was “yes,” you aren’t alone. Sinus problems are one of the top diagnoses made at primary care physician offices. Though these problems are incredibly common, there are still numerous misconceptions about sinuses, including […]
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Your inferior turbinates are hotdog like structures that sit along the floor of your nose. These structures can become enlarged from allergies, the frequent use of a decongestant spray, or age-related autonomic dysfunction (a disease commonly seen in the elderly that inhibits the functioning of their autonomic nervous system such […]
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What is a Cerebrospinal Fluid (CSF) Leak? There are two different types of Cerebrospinal Fluid leaks: spontaneous and traumatic leaks. Spontaneous leaks occur without a known cause, and traumatic leaks occur typically after a head injury, tumor, or surgery. A CSF leak is very dangerous and potentially life-threatening as it […]
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What is a Deviated Septum? A deviated septum occurs when the nasal septum (the thin wall separating the nasal passages) becomes displaced to one side, making one of the nasal passages smaller than the other. A severe deviated septum can block airflow through one side of the nose, causing breathing […]
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What Causes Sinus Problems in the Spring? During this time of year, plants start releasing pollen that causes many people to suffer from hay fever. These tiny grains are released into the air by weeds, trees, and grasses. As you breathe in the microscopic particles, they move into your sinuses […]
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What Is Facial Pressure? It’s most notably felt as a sense of fullness, pressure, soreness or pain (in more severe cases) throughout the affected area. Facial pressure can affect your entire face from your forehead and eyes to your nose, cheeks, and jawline. Conditions such as sinus headaches, sinusitis, and […]
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Simply put, a Rhinologist is a doctor who has specialized in a subspecialty. A Rhinologist is a board-certified Otolaryngologist (Ear, Nose and Throat Physician) who has successfully completed fellowship training in the field of rhinology and skull base surgery. To achieve this distinction, a Rhinologist must be selected for an […]
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