Acute Sinusitis

Hyposmia, or a reduced sense of smell, can result from sinus issues, viral infections, or other underlying causes.

Chronic sinusitis, nasal breathing issues, and allergies are all approached similarly. Each of these conditions is often associated with inflamed mucous membranes inside the nose.

Postnasal drip can lead to throat irritation, coughing, or even chronic laryngitis if left untreated.

Difficulty breathing through the nose or "nasal obstruction" is the medical term for stuffy and congested nose

The sinuses are air pockets in the skull. They are lined with mucus membranes. The mucus helps to flush germs out of the airway.

People diagnosed with mold and toxin exposure often have other overlooked conditions.

Restore easy breathing with nasal and sinus surgeries designed to clear blockages and improve airflow.

Surgery for Chronic Sinusitis

Nasal antibiotic rinses are beneficial for certain cases of chronic sinusitis.

There are several different forms of chronic sinusitis. One form that is particularly difficult to treat is “chronic sinusitis with nasal polyps,” or CRSwNP. This form of chronic sinusitis is a different disease than straightforward chronic sinusitis.

There's simple and highly effective treatment for stuffy noses, allergies, and chronic sinus problems. And it's all over the counter!