New York Sinus Center would like to announce Dr. Lane Krevitt’s selection to “New York Magazine Best Doctor 2013” list.
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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. […]
Is Sinus Surgery Right for Me?
As with any surgical procedure, choosing to have sinus surgery is a big deal, so you may be asking, “Is sinus surgery right for me?” Except in very rare cases, […]
Do I Have Fall Allergies or a Sinus Infection?
Fall brings with it cool breezes, colorful leaves and maybe even a little spiced cider. Sounds good…unless you’re the victim of pollen allergies. Also known as hay fever or allergic […]
Best & Worst Exercises for Sinus Infections
Dealing with a sinus infection? Then you might feel like heading to bed. But in some cases, light exercises for a sinus infection — if approved by your doctor — […]
New Rules for Treating Sinusitis in Kids
Antibiotics or no antibiotics? When it comes to treating sinusitis in kids, that’s one of the big questions. As of this summer, new treatment guidelines from the American Academy of […]
Nasal Spray or Oral Meds? What Treats Chronic Sinusitis Better?
Sometimes, sinus infections just don’t seem to go away. If you deal with symptoms like fever, facial pain and nasal discharge for 12 weeks or more — and treatment hasn’t […]