It’s this inflammation of the lining of your nose that produces the telltale stuffiness sensation of chronic nasal congestion ...

"Using nasal irrigation to gently send a stream of diluted salt water through your sinuses helps to thin the mucus," he explained. "You can also use a humidifier with a saltwater solution while ...

"Using nasal irrigation to gently send a stream of diluted salt water through your sinuses helps to thin the mucus," he explained. "You can also use a humidifier with a saltwater solution while ...

Keep in mind that other conditions, including nasal vestibular cancer, may need to be ruled out. Nasal vestibulitis is unlikely to go away on its own. If you develop any of the symptoms of the ...

Methods: A total of 141 patients diagnosed with chronic nasal-sinus inflammation were included in this study. Clinical data, including medical histories, nasal endoscopy scores, CT scores, symptom ...

In April, she’d begun to use a topical nasal-spray decongestant. The over-the-counter (OTC) drug worked like a charm. By summer, she was still using the spray daily. Yet it was helping for ...

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But if you have a blocked nose that just doesn't go away - usually affecting just one nostril - in rare cases this may be a sign of nasal or sinus cancer. If this is the case, you may also ...

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Abbreviated as CRSwNP, the condition involves tissue growth in the nasal lining known as polyps and can cause a range of disruptive symptoms including sinus pain, loss of smell and sleep disturbance.