Ways to Combat Snoring
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.
Five Tips to Minimize the Effects of Seasonal Allergies
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.
What Causes Post-Nasal Drip?
Post nasal drip is a bothersome condition that causes many different symptoms. However, because it can be treated in a number of ways, there’s no need to suffer through the discomfort.
Common Causes of Post-Nasal Drip
Mucus is normally produced by your throat and nose glands, and it’s swallowed without you even noticing it. When it thickens or builds up, however, it can cause post-nasal drip and a host of annoying symptoms.
Is it Time for a Rhinoplasty?
The appearance of your nose can add balance to your face if it’s well proportioned. But if you’re like many people, there’s something you’d like to change about your nose. If that’s the case, a rhinoplasty could be right for you.
Am I a Candidate for Balloon Sinuplasty?
If you’ve been suffering from repeated or ongoing sinus infections, you may have tried several different treatments or medications to try to get relief. In some cases, your doctor may recommend a balloon sinuplasty procedure to help you get long-term relief and breathe easier.
Common Causes of a Deviated Septum
If you have a deviated septum, you may not be aware of it, but this condition can cause ongoing nasal and sinus issues. In this blog, board-certified ear, nose, and throat specialist Dr. Cecil Yeung of Houston Sinus Surgery at the Yeung Institute shares the common causes of a deviated septum.
What are the Treatment Options for Snoring?
Snoring may be related to something as short-term and simple as a cold, but chronic snoring can be an indication that you’re not getting the restful sleep you need. It could be a sign that you have sleep apnea, a serious sleep disorder that requires treatment.
Can Sinus Pressure Cause Migraines?
Sinus headaches and migraines are often commonly confused, but it’s important to know which type of headache you have since that affects the type of treatment you need.
