Your snoring may have become the butt of family jokes, but this issue can signal an underlying medical problem. Here, we take a look at a few, potentially serious, health conditions that are related to snoring.
Dec 1st, 2021
Your snoring may have become the butt of family jokes, but this issue can signal an underlying medical problem. Here, we take a look at a few, potentially serious, health conditions that are related to snoring.
Do you have nasal polyps that are not only interfering with your ability to breathe freely but are also resisting conservative treatments? It may be time for nasal polyp removal. Read on to learn more.
Few feelings are more disconcerting than not being able to catch your breath and get the oxygen you need. There are dozens of reasons why this can occur, from sprinting to catch the bus to more serious breathing issues.
A cerebrospinal fluid leak sounds incredibly serious and, we assure you, it is. Here, we explore this rare condition, how it can develop, and, most importantly, the steps we can take to remedy the problem.
Certain breathing issues can flare up suddenly and require immediate action, which is certainly true of reactive airway disease and asthma. Here’s a look at some of the signs of a reactive airway and the steps you should take.
Thyroid nodules are incredibly common. In fact, half of all people get them by age 60. The good news is that they’re mostly benign. However, they can cause symptoms. Here’s a look at what can cause thyroid nodules.
You’re constantly clearing your throat thanks to excess mucus that’s draining out the back of your nose and sinuses, and you’re tired of the irritation. Here’s a look at some of the many potential causes of post-nasal drip.
Are your efforts to be active cut short or limited by your inability to tap into smooth, deep breathing? Here’s a look at what might be behind the problem and how we can help.
There are many things that go into the ability to breathe easily and freely, not the least of which are well-balanced nasal passages. Read on to learn how a deviated septum can hamper your breathing and cause other problems.
Your thyroid gland, which is in your neck, produces hormones that regulate everything from your body temperature to your metabolism. As a result, disease of this gland can cast a wide net over your health.
A rhinoplasty, otherwise known as a nose job, holds a very high ranking in terms of cosmetic surgeries. However, this procedure can play an important functional role, too. Read on to learn more.
You’ve been having trouble with your sinuses, and you want to get to the bottom of the problem so you can find relief. One of the best tools in our diagnostic arsenal is the CT scan. Here’s why this imaging technology is important.
Sleep apnea is a tricky disorder to track because, well, you’re asleep when the condition manifests. That said, there are telltale signs that you may have sleep apnea, and we review the most common of them here.
The good news is that nasal polyps are benign. The bad news is that they can grow large enough to interfere with nasal function. Here’s a look at when you should be concerned about nasal polyps.
Americans are no strangers to post-nasal drip, which can occur for any number of reasons, from colds to allergies. Read on to learn about the role hormones can play in this bothersome issue.
Of the millions of Americans who suffer from allergies, seasonal allergies rank right at the top of the list. As we head into the fall season, here are some tips for better managing your allergies so you can breathe easier.
A cerebrospinal fluid leak (CLF) is a condition in which a hole develops in the membrane that encases your brain and spinal cord and allows fluid to leak out. Read on to learn the signs that you may have a CFL and what the treatment options are.
Most people snore from time to time, but ongoing issues with snoring may be a sign of something bigger. Furthermore, snoring may prevent you and those around you from getting a good night’s rest. Read on to learn the most common causes of snoring.
Millions of Americans suffer from sinusitis. And whether it’s acute or chronic, the pain and discomfort from sinusitis can hijack your life. Read on to learn what can cause sinusitis and how it can be treated.
When you hear the word “nodule,” your thinking may automatically jump to cancer. When it comes to thyroid nodules, the good news is that the nodules are mostly benign — mostly. Here’s what you should know.
Bad breath, snoring, and reduced sense of smell are just a few of the symptoms of chronic sinusitis. If you’re tired of struggling to breathe and constantly dealing with sinus pressure and headaches, explore the option of balloon sinuplasty.
Breathing issues can impact your daily life and your performance as an athlete. Often, there’s a simple solution that can treat the underlying causes of common breathing issues. Discover how you can breathe your way to a better athletic performance.
Do you have difficulty breathing most days? Do you snore at night? These could be signs of a deviated septum, especially if you ever suffered trauma to your nose. Learn when to seek treatment and your options for correcting a deviated septum.
A little too large? A little too round? Tipped up or hooked down? If you’re dissatisfied with your nose, you’re not alone — rhinoplasty is still one of the most popular cosmetic procedures. Here’s what you need to know.
Sleep apnea can do more than just rob you of a good night’s rest. Left untreated, it can lead to high blood pressure and other serious conditions. Read on to learn how you can overcome sleep apnea.
A runny nose is common with a cold, the flu, or during a bout of seasonal allergies. But if you just can’t seem to get rid of the sniffles, a sinus problem might be to blame.
If you suffer from chronic sinus infections, nasal polyps may be to blame. Read on to learn more about the signs and symptoms to watch for if you think you may have nasal polyps.
Are you unhappy with your nose job? Find out how to find the best surgeon for your rhinoplasty revision.
Do you have pain or pressure on your cheeks or forehead? Do you feel worse when you lie down or bend over? You could have a sinus headache. A CT scan can easily diagnose sinus or nasal issues so you can find relief fast.
Are you having chronic sinus problems that interfere with your life? Several surgical solutions can provide relief, and some are less invasive than others. We can guide you through the process to help you understand your options.
Are you considering surgery for relief from the persistent congestion, painful headaches, and sleepless nights that often accompany sinus problems? Find out about selecting the best surgeon for the job and why it matters.
Having problems with frequent nosebleeds? It could be because your nose is out of shape. Learn what a deviated nasal septum is, how to know if you have one, and what we can do about it.
Lots of adults have nasal polyps, and if they're small, you might not even notice them. But if they're large or numerous, they can cause some serious issues. Knowing the symptoms to look out for is important for making sure you get appropriate care.
When you’re constantly sniffling or feeling stuffed up, you may have more than a cold. Learn more about the signs and symptoms of a cold and how they differ from a sinus infection.
Without treatment, sleep apnea can increase your risks for serious - even deadly - health problems. Fortunately, at Houston Sinus Surgery, you have options. Find out more about treatments that can help you manage your sleep apnea.
“Who me? I don’t snore!” Are you sure about that? We put together a list of contributing factors to help you (or your partner) decide if you’re at a greater risk of snoring than you realize.
Reshaping the most prominent feature on your face — your nose — has life-altering implications. Whether you hope to breathe better with septoplasty or light up your natural beauty with rhinoplasty, finding an expert surgeon is the first step.
Are you tired all the time? Do you have trouble staying awake at work or getting through the day without dozing off? Chronic lack of sleep can negatively impact your overall health and well-being, and left untreated, it can take years off your life.
Surgery is often the best treatment for chronic sinusitis and nasal polyps. Unfortunately, many sinus surgeries require a re-do (surgical revision) at some point. Find out why this happens and what you can expect from a sinus surgery revision.
Feeling tired for no apparent reason may be a sign of sleep apnea. Find out more about this potentially serious sleep disorder and how Dr. Yeung can help.
After you undergo rhinoplasty to improve the shape of your nose, you’ll be anxious to see the results. It can be hard to wait for your nose to heal, but you can speed your recovery and see your new nose sooner by following these tips.
How well you sleep has wide-ranging health consequences, from body repair to disease prevention. Snoring can make your sleep anything but restful, and what’s worse, it could point to obstructive sleep apnea.
If you’re an allergy sufferer, springtime may not bring the same joy to you as it does most other people. But taking steps to minimize your exposure to allergens may reduce symptoms and allow you to wallow in the warmer weather.
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