Sinus Blog

Due to the changes in atmospheric pressure and personal activity, persistent exposure to weather fronts of differing temperatures affects the sinuses more frequently during cold weather months.However, during hot weather months, heightened humidity and resulting atmospheric pressure can bring about problems as well.

When that stuffy, clogged, or blocked nose won't seem to go away, you might find yourself looking for anything that tells you how to relieve sinus pressure and get back to normal life.

We understand that sinus infection, allergies, sleep disorders, tonsillitis, hearing loss, dizziness and other ENT conditions are all interrelated. Our training and experience in all aspects of otolaryngology allow us to provide the best ENT treatment to children and adults of all ages.

If you are one of the more than 30 million Americans who find themselves suffering from sinus infections (sinusitis), then you understand the daily struggle. The good news is that sinusitis treatment is available and it does not always require invasive and risky surgical procedures.