If you’re struggling with nasal congestion, reduced sense of smell, or constant sinus pressure, sinus polyps may be to blame. At St. Louis Sinus Center, you receive expert care tailored to your needs. With locations in St. Louis and Festus, MO, this trusted center offers a comprehensive approach to diagnosis and treatment—helping you breathe easier and feel better. […]
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Nasal polyps are small growths inside the sinuses and nose. In most cases, these growths do not cause any pain. Unfortunately, larger nasal polyps can block the nose and cause discomfort and problems breathing. By learning the common factors that cause these polyps to develop, you will be better able to take preventive measures to prevent
What Are the Causes of Nasal Polyps, and What Can Help? Read More »
A stuffy nose is a nuisance that can wreak havoc on your everyday tasks. While finding the cause can bring some peace of mind, discovering sinus problems can be unsettling. For instance, learning that you have polyps in your sinuses answers some questions regarding congestion but may add more confusion. If you’ve been diagnosed with
Are Sinus Polyps Dangerous? Read More »
Spring is upon us and there are so many flowers in bloom, most of us are not surprised by their fragrance in the air. If you can’t seem to smell the rejuvenation of Springtime, it could be that your nasal passages are obstructed by polyps. Nasal polyps are small grape-shaped growths that not only dampen
Are Your Symptoms a Sign of Nasal Polyps? Read More »
The presence of nasal polyps can be disruptive to your day-to-day life. They can make it difficult to breathe while you sleep and when you exercise. Nasal polyps also increase the risk of sinus infections and other frustrating problems. Still, does that mean they should be surgically removed? Here, we discuss the potential treatment options
Nasal Polyps: When Do They Need to Be Removed? Read More »
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