Balloon Sinuplasty vs. Medication: Which Sinus Treatment Is Right for You?
Chronic sinus infections, lasting 12 weeks or longer, can cause uncomfortable facial pain, a runny or stuffy nose, tooth pain, ear pressure, fever and more. Let’s take a look at two sinus infection treatment options—Balloon Sinuplasty and medication—and how to know which is right for you. Medication There are two different types of medication for…
Is Balloon Sinuplasty Right for Me?
A sinus infection is an inflammation of the tissues in your sinuses. Common symptoms include a runny or stuffy nose and facial pressure. If frequent sinus infections are preventing you from enjoying the smell of flowers at Kathy Seei Park, Balloon Sinuplasty may offer relief. Balloon Sinuplasty is a minimally invasive, long-term solution for treating…
When Should I See a Sinus Specialist?
A sinus infection, or sinusitis, is an inflammation of the tissues lining your sinuses. During a sinus infection, you may have facial pain, a runny or stuffy nose, postnasal drip, teeth pain, ear pressure or pain and sometimes a fever. While many sinus infections go away within seven to 10 days, others may last longer…
What Makes Me More Likely To Develop a Sinus Infection?
Sinus infections, an inflammation of the tissues lining your sinuses, may seem mild initially, but they can significantly disrupt your life. The congestion, facial pressure and headaches can make even the simplest tasks exhausting. While you can’t completely prevent sinus infections, understanding the risk factors for developing them can help minimize the risk of future…
Is a Sinus Infection Causing My Tooth Pain?
When you have tooth pain, you probably immediately assume it’s a dental issue. While that’s a very fair assumption, there’s one more common culprit to consider: a sinus infection. Understanding the connection between sinus infections and tooth pain can help in addressing the root cause of the discomfort. The Connection Between Sinus Infections and Tooth…
Sinus Headaches: When to Seek Expert Care
A sinus headache, characterized by a dull pain behind the eyes, cheekbones, forehead or nose bridge, is an unpleasant side effect of sinus infections. Let’s take a look at why sinus headaches happen and what you can do to minimize them for better comfort. Why Do I Have a Sinus Headache? During a sinus infection,…
The Essential Role of Sinuses in Your Well-Being
You may only think of sinuses as the air-filled pockets in your face that occasionally feel congested, but they actually play a critical role in supporting your overall health. How Your Sinuses Support Your Health Your sinuses are more than just empty spaces in your skull. They perform several vital functions, including: Common Sinus Problems…
How Can Hearing Aids Improve Communication in Crowds
Communicating in a noisy environment can sometimes seem impossible. Instead of having a fun conversation with your friends, you spend half your time saying, “Huh?” or “What was that?” This struggle only gets more complicated for the 20% of the global population living with hearing loss. Let’s take a look at a few ways hearing…
Can an Allergy Journal Help You on Your Treatment Journey?
Allergies can be frustrating, especially if you aren’t sure what’s causing them. If you’ve been struggling to figure out what’s behind your symptoms, starting an allergy journal could be a game-changer. Let’s take a look at why keeping track of your symptoms can be so impactful and how it can guide you toward better allergy…
Five Festive Sounds Hearing Aids Can Help You Enjoy This Season
The holiday season is brimming with delightful sounds that make that bring joy to your life. However, if you’re one of the 15% of U.S. adults experiencing hearing loss, you may have missed out on these festive sounds in recent years. If you’ve been thinking about trying hearing aids but need a little encouragement, check…