Winter Wellness: Caring for Your Ears, Nose and Throat Posted on January 2, 2026 by Goodyear Office It’s time to choose your 2026 New Year’s resolution. Many people focus on things like exercising or fitting more fresh produce from Summers Fruit Barn into their diet, but those aren’t the only physical wellness-focused resolutions available. The colder months tend to bring an uptick in seasonal illnesses that can take a toll on your… Read Full Article
Will My Sinus Infection Spread To Other People? Posted on December 19, 2025 by Goodyear Office The holidays come with a pretty packed schedule, from family dinners to festive outings. Getting sick during busy seasons can quickly derail your plans, especially if that illness is contagious. One common winter condition people worry about passing on is a sinus infection. Let’s explore when a sinus infection is contagious and when it isn’t,… Read Full Article
How To Clear Congestion To Enjoy Every Bite This Thanksgiving Posted on November 26, 2025 by Goodyear Office Thanksgiving, like many holidays, is a day filled with tasty food. Depending on how your friends and family celebrate, you might enjoy warm rolls fresh from the oven, roasted turkey, creamed corn and pie topped with whipped cream—even if you feel a little too full for a slice. With so many delicious options on the… Read Full Article
How Does Congestion Affect Sleep and How Can I Find Relief? Posted on November 14, 2025 by Goodyear Office Getting a good night’s rest is crucial to a good day and a healthy body. Poor sleep affects how you think, work, react and interact with others. Long-term sleep issues can even increase your risk for chronic health problems like coronary heart disease or high blood pressure. One factor that can contribute to poor sleep… Read Full Article
What To Know About Dry Heat and Your ENT Health Posted on October 24, 2025 by Goodyear Office Just about everybody from Arizona has heard the phrase “it’s a dry heat” before. The lack of humidity makes our high temperatures more comfortable, but it may also affect your nose and throat health. How Does Dry Air Affect My Nose and Throat? One of the greatest benefits of dry heat is that it… Read Full Article
Tips for Allergy-Safe Halloween Costumes Posted on October 10, 2025 by Goodyear Office Picking out a Halloween costume is a chance to express your creativity. Whether you make one yourself out of old scraps of cloth and paper cups, or you buy a premade option from Evil Izzy’s Haunted Emporium, you want to make sure that your choice of costume is comfortable and safe. One thing to consider… Read Full Article
Managing Nighttime Congestion for Better Sleep Posted on September 26, 2025 by Goodyear Office A good night’s rest doesn’t just give you energy for the next day. It improves your memory, supports better emotional regulation, strengthens the immune response, reduces the risks of chronic conditions and more. One thing that can get in the way of your eight hours is persistent congestion. When your nose is congested, it can… Read Full Article
The Connection Between Blowing Your Nose and Ear Pain Posted on September 12, 2025 by Goodyear Office Whether you’re trying to enjoy the smell of your morning Café Bebida coffee or the pumpkin-scented candles you bought, congestion can dull your senses and leave you miserable. Blowing your nose often feels like the quickest fix, but if you’ve ever noticed a sharp pain or pressure in your ears afterward, you’re not alone. Let’s… Read Full Article
Why Do I Get So Many Nosebleeds? Posted on August 25, 2025 by Goodyear Office You likely associate nosebleeds with facial trauma, maybe from a game of disc golf at Conocido Park or a run-in with a doorway at home. While these accidents account for some nosebleeds, they’re far from the only source. Let’s take a look at three reasons you could be developing frequent nosebleeds and how you can… Read Full Article
Understanding Deviated Septum Surgery: What to Expect Posted on August 14, 2025 by Goodyear Office Your nose has a thin wall of cartilage dividing it into two halves. Ideally, this divider sits right in the middle, creating two equal nasal passages. However, for many people, the septum is tilted or displaced—a condition known as a deviated septum. A mild deviation might not bother you much, but a more significant one… Read Full Article