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A New Solution: Balloon Sinuplasty Health Benefits

Balloon Sinuplasty Health Benefits

A new solution to common sinus health problems, balloon sinuplasty has recently been gaining acceptance in the medical community. An alternative to sinus surgery, which can be difficult to bounce […]

Signs and Symptoms of a Deviated Septum

Common Deviated Septum Symptoms

Do you find yourself suffering from frequent colds, trouble breathing, loud snoring, or chronic sinusitis? The shape of your nasal cavity may be to blame. Your nasal septum consists of […]

Nosebleed Prevention Tips

Nosebleed Prevention Tips

When the membranes that line the inside of your nose gets irritated or disturbed epistaxis can occur. Also known as having a nosebleed, this condition can be common due to […]

Did You Know? 15 Interesting Facts About Your Ears, Nose, and Throat

Ear Nose and Throat Facts

Many people don’t realize just how incredible their body is and take it for granted, but it truly is an amazing machine. As ENT doctors, we know first-hand how incredible […]

The Mediterranean Diet and Allergies

Mediterranean Diet and Allergies

Springtime often leaves many people sniffling and sneezing, and while antihistamine pills are effective, it can leave you feeling exhausted and foggy. While the use of medication works well, it […]

Allergy and Asthma Tips for Athletes

Allergy and Asthma Tips for Athletes

Everyone should be able to enjoy and participate in their favorite sport, even those who suffer from allergies and asthma. However, we know it can be very difficult sometimes to […]

National Asthma and Allergy Awareness Month Tips to Help You Breathe Easier

Asthma and Allergy Tips

HappyNational Asthma and Allergy Awareness Month! It is officially springtime, and while it’s nice having warmer days, this time of the year can be horrible for those who suffer from […]

The Link Between Autism and Otolaryngology

Autism and Otolaryngology

According to the CDC, about 1 in 88 children in the United States falls into the autism spectrum. If your child has autism, you should pay a visit to your […]

Anosmia and What It Means

Causes of Anosmia

Many people may view the ability to smell to be trivial, and take their sense of smell for granted. However, having the ability to smell is an essential part of […]

The Meaning of the Cough

Types of Coughs

Coughing is a natural bodily reflex that is designed to help protect us, as it helps remove pathogens and other substances (such as food or dirt) that don’t belong in […]