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
Tooth Pain and Your Sinuses: What’s the Connection? Posted on August 1, 2025 by Goodyear Office There’s nothing like a throbbing toothache to derail your day, or your dinner. While it’s natural to assume the problem lies with your teeth, sometimes the culprit is higher up: your sinuses. How Sinus Infections Can Cause Tooth Discomfort The sinuses are hollow spaces behind your forehead, cheeks and nose. When inflamed, often due to… Read Full Article
When To Take Your Child to an ENT for a Sinus Infection Posted on July 18, 2025 by Goodyear Office Children have an average of six to eight colds a year, with frequency declining after age six. In addition to causing a runny nose and a cough, a cold can turn into a sinus infection. A sinus infection is an inflammation of the tissues lining the sinuses. While sinus infections are common, there are ways… Read Full Article
Can Glasses Contribute to Sinus Pressure? Posted on June 27, 2025 by Goodyear Office Glasses are an excellent tool to help you see the world more clearly, but if you suffer from sinus pressure, those frames might add to your discomfort. While glasses themselves don’t cause sinus infections, they can exacerbate existing sinus issues by pressing on inflamed areas, leading to pain, tenderness and worsening congestion. Signs Your Glasses… Read Full Article
How to Get Rid of a Sinus Headache Posted on June 16, 2025 by Goodyear Office When you feel a headache coming on, you probably attribute it to stress, migraines, tension, tiredness or even loud noise. One possible culprit you may not consider is a sinus infection. What Causes Sinus Infections? A sinus infection is an inflammation of your sinuses. Common causes include: What Do Sinus Headaches Feel Like? While normal… Read Full Article
Why Does My Throat Hurt in the Morning? Posted on May 30, 2025 by Goodyear Office You probably expect to wake up with a sore throat if you spend your night belting it out at August Karaoke Box. You may even expect to lose your voice. A morning sore throat that comes out of seemingly nowhere is a different story. Let’s take a look at a few common causes behind morning… Read Full Article
How To Tell the Difference Between Viral Tonsillitis and Strep Throat Posted on May 16, 2025 by Goodyear Office Approximately 2% of ambulatory patient visits in the United States are because of a sore throat. When you feel a sore throat developing, you probably want to get rid of it as fast as possible. Knowing what’s causing the soreness is the first step towards finding relief. Let’s take a look at two common causes,… Read Full Article
Understanding the Different Types of Sinus Infections Posted on May 2, 2025 by Goodyear Office Sinus infections, medically referred to as sinusitis, occur when the lining of your sinus cavities becomes inflamed. This inflammation can cause uncomfortable symptoms, including facial pressure, nasal congestion and a runny nose. Understanding what’s causing your infection is the first step to finding the right treatment. Let’s take a closer look at two primary causes… Read Full Article