Dissolvable stent after endoscopic sinus surgery. Does it hurt when the surgeon takes it out?

Any infection has the possibility of seeding your new joints. The infection could be sinus, lung, bladder, etc. You should contact your ENT surgeon and your orthopaedic surgeon to find out what they recommend. Beyond that you also will want to take prophylactic antibiotics for dental procedures...

You can have increased post nasal drip for several months after a sinus surgery procedure. It is bloody for the first day, then pinkish clear for a week and then will be black or dark red turning to brown for a month or two. If you are having yellow or green discharge from the back of your...

Hello and thank you for your question. What you are describing sounds perfectly normal and was likely there before your surgery. You probably didn’t notice them before since you weren’t as focused on the roof of your mouth. I would say that if your doctor did not see a problem, you don’t need ...

Hello and thank you for your question. The short answer is that is depends. There are many potential causes for puffiness under the eyes and sinus issues are just one of them. You might also be experiencing skin laxity as a part of the aging process or another underlying condition that could be...

I appreciate your question and your concerns. Pregnancy can lead to many changes in the body, including an increase in nasal congestion and facial flushing. These changes can take six months or longer to resolve once your baby is born. I would encourage you to give it a couple more months to see...

I appreciate your question and your concern. There are many reasons why one side of your nasal passage may become blocked. Common culprits include a deviated septum or an enlarged turbinate. Many of these issues can be treated surgically to produce long-lasting relief. I advise you to make an...