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Ménière’s disease is a chronic inner ear disorder that causes episodes of vertigo, and fluctuating hearing loss. Although it cannot be cured, Ménière’s disease can be managed to improve your quality of life.  Ménière’s Disease…

It can be challenging to live with hearing loss. Hearing loss can make it difficult for people to concentrate and perform daily tasks. It also causes people to withdraw from social situations. As a result,…

Nosebleeds, also known as epistaxis, occur when tiny blood vessels in the nose break, causing a sudden flow of blood from one’s nostrils. Nosebleeds are very common, as over 60% of people will experience at…

Nasal rinses are usually used to help with congestion or a stuffy nose. They can be done by either pouring water, salt water, or saline solution into your nose and then blowing it out. Nasal…

Nasal polyps are benign inflammatory lesions that are caused by mucosa of the nasal cavity or one or more of the nasal sinuses, such as the middle meatus and ethmoid regions.  Nasal polyps present themselves…

Over 30 million Americans have experienced a degree of hearing loss throughout their lifetime. Hearing loss can occur at any age and can drastically alter a person’s life. People who experience hearing loss may become…

Everyone has 4 different types of sinuses: maxillary (cheekbones), frontal (forehead), ethmoid (between the eyes), and sphenoid sinuses (behind the nose). Together, they make up an interconnected web of hollow cavities. Sinuses are lightly lined…

As the weather gets warmer, there is an increase in pollen and mold in the environment which triggers the dreaded allergy symptoms. Pollen season can start as early as February and last through October, depending…