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Nasal Valve Collapse: A Common Cause of Nasal Problems
Updated May 2025 In this article: Want to learn more about the latest treatment for nasal valve collapse? Read further for additional information about this latest treatment. Allergies. Colds. Sinus infections. There are several reasons…
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5 Reasons Why You May Have a Loss of Taste and Smell With Flu
Updated: May 2023 Have you ever experienced a loss of taste and smell with the flu? If so, you’re not alone. It’s a common symptom of the flu and can be quite frustrating. But have…
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Nasal Valve Collapse: A Common Cause of Nasal Problems
Want to learn more about the latest treatment for nasal valve collapse? Read further for additional information about this latest treatment. Allergies. Colds. Sinus infections. These are several reasons why you may have difficulty breathing…
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What Is Posterior Nasal Nerve (PNN) Ablation and How Can It Fix a Runny Nose?
There are several ways to manage the symptoms of a chronic runny nose. These include home remedies such as rest and fluids and decongestants. Others may find relief in saline sprays or some types of…
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What Is Nasal Valve Collapse and How Is It Treated?
Everyone has difficulty breathing from time to time. There are a myriad of causes, from the common cold to something more extensive such as a deviated septum or enlarged nasal turbinates. However, one of the most common forms…
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Does Vaping Cause Nasal Congestion, Sinusitis, or Allergies?
The use of e-cigarettes (vaping) has dramatically increased in the last five years, making it a $3.5 billion business. While it’s often marketed as a “healthier” alternative to cigarettes, in actuality, vaping can lead to…
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Nasonex Over the Counter for Allergy Treatment
Good news if you’re looking for another option for treating troublesome allergy symptoms: Nasonex, which was previously prescription only, is now available over-the-counter. (OTC) Can Nasonex Be Bought Over the Counter? Yes. Merck, the company…
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What Are Keloids and Do They Have to Be Removed?
Suppose you decided to get your nose pierced. You go to a reputable place, get the piercing, and follow all of the self-care instructions. One month later, you notice a large bump in the piercing…
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A Hole in Your Nose? We Answer Questions About Septal Perforation
If you’ve experienced consistent whistling every time you breathe through your nose, you may have a perforated septum. This occurs when a trauma, accident or injury creates a hole in the bone separating your nose…