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2605, 2020

Sinusitis Statistics 2020-2019 – Sinusitis Facts and Data Trends

Categories: Blog, Sinusitis, Statistics|

Sinusitis impacts approximately 30 million adults annually in the United States alone. It causes billions of dollars in economic impact and millions of days in lost time from work. Because of this, sinusitis receives a broad research focus.

1805, 2020

5 Common Mistakes in Treating Allergies

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The five most common ways people combat their allergy symptoms usually do not provide any relief at all. Here are five common mistakes and advice on how to better control allergy symptoms, including runny nose, sneezing, watery eyes, and headaches.

1205, 2020

How to Prevent and Treat Swimmer’s Ear

Categories: Blog, Ears, Outdoors|

As the Arizona temperatures soar, water provides a great respite from the heat, cooling your entire body down. Unfortunately, this same water can also lead to an infection in the outer canal of your ear in a condition known as swimmer’s ear.

1204, 2020

Is Your Child’s Snoring Cause for Concern?

Categories: Blog, Children, Snoring|

Snoring among adults is fairly common — about half of us do. Children, however, tend to snore less frequently, and only 1 in 10 does so consistently. If your child snores regularly, it could be a sign of something larger at play. Complicating matters further, snoring could be robbing your child of the restorative sleep they need.

1903, 2020

People with Allergies may be at Greater Risk for COVID-19 and 6 Ways to Reduce the Risks

Categories: Allergies, Blog, COVID-19|

People with Allergies may be at higher risk for contracting COVID-19, because: We are currently in tree pollen season, which means that our immune system may be a little more stressed now than during non-pollen sensitive seasons.

1703, 2020

3 things you need to do AFTER you get home from the grocery store!

Categories: Blog, How To|

With the heightened awareness of social distancing, we need to think proactively about the little things that we can do AFTER we are exposed to the public. Follow these 3 suggestions to reduce your risk for Covid-19.

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