I’ve Lost My Sense of Smell and Taste From COVID-19: What Can I Do?
Reduced sense of smell is a common symptom of COVID-19. Find out what the research says might be able to help it get better.
Think you have a sinus infection? Click here to learn the common symptoms and causes.
• anosmia, covid, olfaction, olfactory training
Reduced sense of smell is a common symptom of COVID-19. Find out what the research says might be able to help it get better.
• cough, nasal congestion, sinus infection, sinusitis, smell loss
Have a stuffy nose and not feeling well? Think you might have sinusitis? Click here to learn the common symptoms of sinusitis and its causes.
• complication, csf leak, sinus infection, sinusitis
CSF leak is a serious condition but can be confused for less serious problems. Learn about how CSF leaks can happen and how they are treated.
An endoscope allows for a detailed exam of the inside of the nose. Learn how nasal endoscopy helps diagnose and treat nose and sinus disorders
• allergic rhinitis, allergies, hay fever, nasal congestion
Confused about the difference between hay fever and allergies? Click here to learn more about the two and how they are treated.
• complication, sinus infection, sinusitis
Sinusitis isn’t typically life-threatening, but can come with complications. Learn more about the effects of sinusitis and how to get help.
• corticosteroids, inhaler, nasal spray, nose, sinus inflammation, sinus pressure
Corticosteroids are useful medications that treat all kinds of inflammation, even in your sinuses! (NOT the same steroids that athletes take)
• brain tumor, EEA, endonasal, endoscopes, endoscopic skull base surgery, minimally invasive, neurology, nose, pituitary tumor, rhinology, sinus surgery, tumor resection, tumors
Many brain tumors have traditionally been treated using invasive techniques. However, many of these tumors can now be treated using EEA, a minimally invasive approach through the nose.
• aggressive cancer, cancer, chemotherapy, endoscopes, endoscopic resection, nasal cancer, nose, radiation, sinus cancer, surgery
Cancer of the nose and sinuses can be scary and difficult to treat. Learn more about what options are out there to take care of it.
• cerebrospinal fluid leak, csf leak, rhinorrhea, runny nose
Everyone gets a runny nose sometimes, but if your nose seems to be running too much, it might be more serious like brain fluid leak.
• asthma, chronic sinusitis, cough, GERD, reflux
Occasionally cough can be a chronic problem that many patients find difficult. Find out more about the causes and treatments for cough.
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