Do you always have a stuffy nose or get sinus headaches often? Sinus surgery could help you feel better. Learn more about this common surgery and if it’s a good option for you.
Jan 8th, 2021
Do you always have a stuffy nose or get sinus headaches often? Sinus surgery could help you feel better. Learn more about this common surgery and if it’s a good option for you.
Does it sound like rocks are rattling when you talk? Do you have a bump on your throat, or pain when you swallow? Find out what health conditions affect your voice and throat, what to watch for, and when it’s time to see a specialist.
Do you have itchy and watery eyes, itchy skin, or other allergy symptoms but aren’t sure what you’re allergic to? Read on to learn how allergy testing can help and what to expect at your appointment.
Ear infections are very common in young children. They may not be able to tell you their ear hurts, so learn to spot the symptoms so you can get them to the doctor and help them feel better fast.
Are you having trouble hearing? Hearing loss can creep up on you slowly over time. Learn what signs to watch for and when it’s time to get your hearing checked by a trusted professional.
Have you been diagnosed with a goiter? Learn more about this abnormal enlargement of the thyroid gland and why it’s important to get the right treatment.
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Thyroid problems are very common. Learn what to look for and when to seek treatment.
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Sleep apnea can be dangerous if not treated. Learn more about this common condition and what to look for so you don’t put your life at risk.
If you have trouble breathing out of one side of your nose, you could have a deviated septum. Learn more about this common condition and how an ear, nose, and throat doctor can help.
If you’re like many people, you probably don’t even think about your throat until it’s sore or you have a cold. But, there are some health conditions to be aware of. Learn why an evaluation of your throat can reveal more than you might think.
The winter season brings plenty of germs with it, and sinus infections can lead to nasty toothaches. Before you head to the dentist, consider whether your toothache is really rooted in your teeth. Or does the issue lie with your sinuses?
The recurrent acid indigestion that comes with gastroesophageal reflux disease (GERD) isn’t just uncomfortable, it’s damaging. Find out what persistent GERD can do to your throat — and why you should take steps to prevent it.
Are you prepared for your sinus surgery? Here are the ins and outs of the procedure, how to prepare for the surgery, and what your recovery will be like.
By the time kids reach age 3, three-quarters of them will have had at least one ear infection. Here’s a look at why these infections develop so frequently in small children.
Is your snoring keeping your spouse or roommate awake? You may have sleep apnea, a common sleep disorder. Find out why you shouldn’t ignore this potentially dangerous condition.
When your thyroid is not working correctly, you can experience many negative consequences, such as depression, anxiety, sleeplessness, and other symptoms. Proper treatment can help restore thyroid health and minimize these symptoms.
If you've got a lump or mass in your neck, get it checked out right away! Some of the many possible causes of such a lump are benign, but others could signal serious health problems.
Although stinging insect allergies can strike at any time, warm weather and time spent outside increases your exposure to them. Here's what you need to know about stinging insect allergies.
Sleep apnea is not just annoying, it’s a potentially dangerous condition that can actually result in cardiac arrest. Don’t hesitate to get tested and discuss all of the options to correct this serious issue.
Do you find yourself unable to hear what people are saying in a busy restaurant? Are you worried your child may be having difficulties with hearing? A simple hearing assessment can shed some valuable light.
Are spring breezes resulting in a rush of sneezes? If you’re tired of a runny nose and watery eyes every time you go outside, try these tips for reducing pollen exposure, preventing allergy flare-ups, and treating symptoms.
Chronic sinusitis is often misdiagnosed, underdiagnosed, and challenging to treat. If you think you’ve run out of options for getting relief, talk to us about balloon sinuplasty, an effective treatment for chronic sinusitis.
Are you curious about allergy shots but wondering how long they take to work? There's a very important reason that allergy shots take longer to relieve symptoms than allergy meds. Find out what it is and how long allergy shots take to work here.
Has your child been plagued by painful, distressing ear infections throughout the first months and years of their life? These ear issues can interfere with the development of language if left untreated, and it may be time for you to consider tubes.
The signs of sleep apnea can be very subtle. In fact, many men and women have apnea without even realizing it, leaving them at greater risk for serious medical problems. Learn the signs you should be looking for so you can get the treatment you need.
Balloon Sinuplasty (BSP) is a minimally invasive procedure with quick recovery times and fast, lasting relief from chronic sinusitis. This is why many patients prefer BSP over traditional sinus surgery. However, not everyone is a candidate for BSP.
Your child blasts the TV and has to be called multiple times before they come to dinner. Sure, kids rebel and drag their heels, but that may not behind your child’s behavioral changes. These and other signs may indicate it’s time for a hearing test.
Immunotherapy can’t cure your allergies, but it may eventually make you forget you have them. Discover the benefits of immunotherapy and how it can put your allergies in remission and may prevent new ones from developing.
When it’s summer, kids live at the swimming pool — as well as, with many of their parents. However, life in the water can lead to a painful condition known as swimmer’s ear. Read on to learn how to avoid this summertime damper.