At our office, our doctors know that sinus surgery isn’t the answer for every patient. In fact, it’s usually a “last resort” only after other treatments have failed. But for […]
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Dr. Scott Gold to Speak at Sjögren’s Syndrome Foundation
Sjögren’s Syndrome is a chronic autoimmune disease in which the body’s white cells destroy the exocrine glands, in particular, the salivary and lacrimal glands. Dr. Gold will give a talk on […]
Dr. Pincus on the Loss of Taste & Smell
Dr. Robert Pincus MD gave a continuing medical education lecture on the loss of taste and smell, otherwise known as anosmia.
Can a Sinus Infection Be Deadly?
Just last month, a high school senior in Kansas City made news when doctors saved his life from a near-fatal brain infection. The root cause? A sinus infection that escalated […]
Cheers! 5 Drinks that Help (or Hurt) Your Sinuses
Feeling congested? Achy around the cheeks? Thinking your eyes are going to explode if the pressure gets any worse? Sinusitis is no treat. For people suffering from the symptoms, even […]
Dr. Lane Krevitt New York Magazine Best Doctor 2013
New York Sinus Center would like to announce Dr. Lane Krevitt’s selection to “New York Magazine Best Doctor 2013” list.
I Can No Longer Smell. Is That Serious?
Most people are used to losing their sense of smell temporarily — often from colds or allergies. But what happens when that sense is gone for longer? Learn more about […]
Say No to Sinus Headaches This Year
With the weather fluctuating from day to day — and after a few especially nasty allergy seasons — you might be sick of sinus headaches. We are too. So for […]
Am I Allergic to Winter?
Itchy eyes interrupt your holiday dinners. Congestion keeps you from writing your cards. You spend more time sneezing than smooching under the mistletoe. So what’s the deal? In the winter […]
Can I Fly with a Sinus Infection?
Cramped seats, flight delays, questionable layovers…airplane flights can have their own special set of “challenges.” But the pain that comes from flying with a sinus infection? That can be excruciating. […]