Many people who suffer from chronic spring sinus problems claim that they can practically predict what the weather will be like in the coming days when they have a sinus […]
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Healthy Heart, Healthy Head
You know exercise is good for you. From boosting your mood to improving your immune system, there are countless benefits to a regular exercise routine. While working out may help […]
Getting a Good Night’s Sleep
“A good laugh and a long sleep are the best cures in the doctor’s book.” -Irish Proverb. Feeling tired is a way of life for many Americans. While hectic work and […]
Your Aching Head
If you have a headache, you’re not alone. Nine out of ten Americans suffer from headaches. When treating a headache, it is important to understand the cause of your pain […]
When the Nose Doesn’t Know
Whether it’s being stuck on the subway next to a person with less than stellar hygiene habits, or feeling the pinch of a headache that resulted from someone’s overenthusiastic use […]
Life After Sinus Surgery
Spring can be a particularly painful time of year for chronic sinus sufferers. Flowers may be blooming and birds may be singing, but your head is pounding and your nose […]
Making Sense of Allergy Medications
Spring is definitely in the air. While you may be enjoying the sunshine and the blooming flowers, you might also be dealing with intensified allergy symptoms. Many Americans turn to […]
Tired All the Time: Sinusitis and Chronic Fatigue
We have all experienced fatigue. Between long work hours and the demands of family, many find themselves exhausted at the end of each day. However, the pace of modern life […]
Don’t Be Sidelined by Nasal Injuries
Athletic competition can not only promote an active lifestyle, but also provide heart-pounding excitement. There are few things as thrilling as hitting a home run, making a three-point shot or […]
When to Worry About Nosebleeds
Due to the commonality of their occurrence, as well as the highly visual and distinctive symptoms, references to nosebleeds are peppered throughout the English lexicon. Nosebleeds can be a metaphor […]