The week of March 10-16 is Sleep Awareness Week, and ENT (ear, nose, and throat) specialists would like to remind patients how sinus issues can affect sleep patterns. According to Dr. Manish Khanna of Capitol Breathe Free, sinusitis can severely impact sleep quality and quality of life.
Jean and her husband, Yezhong, residents of College Park, Maryland, originally from China, had been grappling with ear, nose, and throat issues that had taken a toll on their daily lives. They recently shared how a visit to see a specialist at the Capitol Breathe Free Clinic drastically improved their quality of life.
For patients dealing with sinusitis, the question of when to go see a doctor or an ENT (ear, nose, and throat) specialist is important. According to Dr. Monty Trimble of Dallas Breathe Free Sinus & Allergy Centers, sinusitis can seriously affect quality of life if it goes untreated.
Washington D.C. doctor Manish Khanna was recently named one of the best doctors in the Northern Virginia area by Northern Virginia Mag. An ENT (ear, nose and throat specialist), Khanna is on staff at Harborside Surgery Center and Sibley Memorial Hospital.
Untreated sinus issues can cause many different problems down the line, and it is important to remember during American Heart Month the links between chronic sinusitis and cardiovascular health. According to Dr. Stephen Bane of Capitol Breathe Free Sinus & Allergy Centers, sinusitis can lead to serious issues such as heart attack and stroke.
Sinus infections, also called sinusitis, are common medical conditions that can become more serious the longer they go untreated. Dr. Stephen Bane of Capitol Breathe Free Sinus & Allergy Centers said early intervention is key when treating sinusitis.
Antibiotics are frequently prescribed to address sinusitis, but excessive usage may pose significant risks to a patient's well-being. Dr. Manish Khanna of Capitol Breathe Free stressed the importance of careful use of antibiotics and said that repeated antibiotic use can lead to challenges with bacterial resistance.
During the winter, sinus infection rates increase. While there are a number of home remedies available, if symptoms persist for longer than 10 days, it's best to see a specialist.
If you're grappling with headaches, they could be stemming from sinus congestion. Dr. Manish Khanna of Capitol Breathe Free said the key to treating a sinus headache is to treat the sinuses themselves.
Year-round, indoor allergies can pose challenges, particularly in the winter, when you spend more time indoors. Dr. Manish Khanna of Capitol Breathe Free said allergies cause an inflammatory process in your sinuses, which can lead to bacteria overgrowth and sinus infections.