How to Stop Post Nasal Drip in Spring As winter fades and temperatures begin to rise, many people expect to feel better with more energy, more time outdoors, and fewer seasonal illnesses. But for some, the transition into spring brings an annoying and persistent symptom: post nasal drip. That constant sensation of mucus in the …
Category Archives: ENT – Seasonal
Why Adults Struggle with Fall Allergies — Even If They Never Had Them Before
Why Adults Struggle with Fall Allergies — Even If They Never Had Them Before If you’ve noticed that autumn now brings more sneezing, congestion, or itchy eyes than it used to, you’re not alone. Many adults experience worsening allergies in the fall—or even develop them for the first time later in life. While allergies are …
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Helpful Ways to Exercise With Seasonal Allergies
Helpful Ways to Exercise With Seasonal Allergies If you’re facing seasonal allergies, working out may be the last thing you want to do. After all, exercising with symptoms like watery eyes and a stuffy nose can make you feel worse. Fortunately, there are safe ways to burn calories and maintain a healthy weight through exercise, …
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Winter Sore Throat Solutions
Winter Sore Throat Solutions Sore throat is a common occurrence in the winter months. While it can be caused by a variety of conditions, it’s often the result of the common cold, flu, strep throat, and allergies. It may also be accompanied by other symptoms like pain, dry throat, hoarseness, swollen neck, runny nose, headache, …
Why You May Have a Clogged Nose in the Winter
Why You May Have a Clogged Nose in the Winter If a clogged nose seems to interfere with your life every winter, you’re not alone. It’s common for people of all ages to face this issue. Believe it or not, however, the cold weather is not the primary cause of your congestion. Instead, the conditions …
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Coping with Fall Allergies? Check Out These Yard Work Tips
Coping with Fall Allergies? Check Out These Yard Work Tips Fall is the season of colorful leaves, pumpkin spice lattes, and breezy weather. While it’s an exciting time, allergies may prevent you from enjoying it to the fullest. If you have fall allergies, you may be allergic to ragweed pollen or airborne mold. You may …
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ENT Solutions for the Summer Season
Summer has finally made its debut. While the warm weather, blue skies, and sunshine can be exciting, they can also take a toll on your ears, nose, and throat. The good news is ENT doctors are available to help you find relief from a variety of conditions. Let’s take a closer look at what some …
Protecting Ears During the Colder Seasons
Protecting Ears During the Colder Seasons Believe it or not, the outdoor weather can affect your ear health. Just like your nose, your ears are made up of cartilage and lack insulation to stay warm in the colder seasons. So it’s important to protect your ears in the fall and winter when temperatures begin to …
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Fall Allergies: Fact or Fiction?
Fall Allergies: Fact or Fiction? Most people think of springtime when it comes to seasonal allergies. That’s when pollen, the number one contributor to allergies, is in full effect. But springtime isn’t the only season when allergies can strike. Read on to learn more about fall allergies. Fall Allergy Symptoms The first step in fighting …
Winter Allergies: Why Year-Round Treatment is Crucial
What are the Symptoms of Winter Allergies? Winter allergy symptoms are usually similar to other seasonal allergies, but can also be similar to a common cold. The first step in identifying if you have a cold vs. having winter allergies is understanding the differences. Colds are a result of a viral infection that you pick …
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