Your nose is congested, and it’s hard to breathe. Thick mucus irritates the back of your throat. Your face, head, and even your teeth hurt from the pressure. You’re losing your sense of smell and taste. You’re incredibly tired and irritable. You think it must be yet another cold or allergy attack again this year.

According to the Centers for Disease Control, 13 percent of people in the United States were told they had sinusitis, and more women were diagnosed with the condition than men.

You take an allergy or cold medicine to relieve your symptoms, but they don’t help.  Our specialists are here to help.

Otolaryngologists, also called ear, nose, and throat or ENT specialists, treat diseases and injuries affecting the ear, nose, and throat, as well as the head and neck, including:

• Allergies and Colds
• Chronic Sinusitis 
• Head and Neck
• Snoring and Sleep Apnea