Why Do I Keep Getting Sinus Headaches?
You’re experiencing a pounding headache, again, and you suspect that a problem in your sinuses is to blame. Here, we take a look at what constitutes a sinus headache and how we can help you find relief.
Why Are Men More Likely to Snore?
Get a group of women together, and you might find the conversation steering toward complaints about snoring partners. While both women and men snore, men are almost twice as likely to rumble at night. Here’s why.
When You Should Be Concerned About Nasal Congestion
Most everyone gets a stuffy nose from time to time. Ongoing problems with nasal congestion, however, may signal a larger problem that requires a higher standard of care than just over-the-counter decongestants.
How is a Deviated Septum Treated?
In a perfect world, your nasal cavity is neatly divided into two and air flows freely through each nostril. When you have a deviated septum, the division isn’t so neat, which can create problems that sometimes require treatment.
When is Snoring a Medical Problem?
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.
When to Consider Nasal Polyp Removal
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.
What Causes Difficulty Catching Your Breath?
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.
Potential Causes of a CSF Leak
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.
How to Manage Reactive Airway Disease and Asthma
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.
