Sinus Blog
My Nasal Spray Isn’t Working — What Is Actually Going On?
Short answer: When a nasal steroid spray is not improving your congestion after consistent use, there are two explanations worth exploring honestly. The first is whether the spray is actually
Why Have I Been Told So Many Different Things About My Sinuses?
Short answer: Patients with chronic sinus disease get different recommendations from different doctors because each specialty approaches the nose and sinuses through a different lens — shaped by their training,
Why We Actually Want to See You When You Feel Your Worst
Short answer: When you call to reschedule because you are in the middle of a sinus flare and feel too sick to come in, our answer is always the same:
What Is the Difference Between Chronic Sinusitis and Recurrent Sinus Infections?
Short answer: Chronic rhinosinusitis (CRS) is a prolonged inflammatory condition of the nose and sinuses lasting more than 12 weeks — driven by persistent mucosal inflammation that may or may
Why Do My Ears Feel Blocked and Why Am I Dizzy After Flying?
Short answer: The dizziness and ear pressure you feel after flying are caused by a failure of the Eustachian tube — the narrow channel that equalizes pressure between your middle
Resistant Bacteria, Biofilms, and the Test Most Sinus Patients Never Get
Short answer: When chronic sinus patients fail multiple antibiotics, allergy treatments, and standard testing, the next step is not another round of empiric antibiotics. It is the right diagnostic test.
