Tips For Managing A Stuffy Nose
Even though the weather is getting warmer, you can catch a cold at any time. While there are no treatments that fight cold viruses directly, there are several things you can do at home to manage your symptoms and help you feel better. Use Steam to Decrease Nasal Congestion Steam is a great help when…
What Should I Expect During a Septoplasty?
The septum is the bone and cartilage that divides your nostrils. In some people, the septum is crooked, which can make it harder to breathe through your nose when hiking on Estrella Mountain Regional parks or participating in other physical activities. This condition is known as a deviated septum, and it is treated with a…
What Is Nasal Valve Collapse & How Is It Treated?
The nasal valve, located in the lower to middle part of the nose, is the narrowest part of the airway. Its primary function is to limit airflow. Since this part of your nasal anatomy is already narrow, any additional narrowing can restrict airflow too much or even cause a blockage. Nasal valve collapse is usually…
If You Lost Your Sense of Smell Due to COVID-19, This May Be Why
If you’ve been infected with COVID-19 and experience a loss of smell or taste, you’re not alone; it’s a common symptom associated with the virus. However, for some, the symptom lasts long after they test negative. In this post, we review one study that shows how COVID-19 affects the brain. What the Study Shows The…
Nasal Polyp Removal, Recovery & Aftercare
Nasal polyps are teardrop-shaped growths that form in the nose and sinuses due to chronic inflammation, like if you have allergies and frequently visit Tucson Botanical Gardens. If your nasal polyps are causing loss of smell, nasal pressure, congestion or sinus infections and haven’t responded to other treatments, surgery may be necessary. Below we review…
What Is Typically Damaged When You Break Your Nose?
Your nose is made up of two bones that form the bridge and a long piece of cartilage that divides your nostrils. When you fracture your nose, the bone, the cartilage or both can shift to one side. Below we review everything you need to know about recovering from a broken nose. Signs & Symptoms…
