Area of care
Nose
When you can't breathe easily through your nose, everything else is harder. We treat structural and medical causes of nasal problems.
What we treat
- Nasal congestion
A stuffy nose that lingers can affect smell, taste, and breathing. It happens when nasal tissues and blood vessels swell.
- Deviated septum
When the wall between the nostrils is off-center, it can cause breathing trouble and chronic sinus problems.
- Turbinate reduction
Swollen turbinates, the structures that warm and humidify air, can block breathing. Reducing them can open the airway.
- Nasal polyps
Noncancerous growths in the nasal lining that can cause congestion, breathing problems, and sinus infections.
- Nosebleeds
Usually from dry or irritated nasal lining and rarely serious, but frequent nosebleeds should be checked. For uncontrolled bleeding, go to the ER.
- Loss of smell
Partial or complete loss of smell is often temporary after a cold, but some causes need an ENT evaluation.
- Nasal fracture
A broken nose from a fall, sports, or an accident can affect breathing and appearance and is best evaluated early.
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