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Recent News About Richmond Breathe Free Sinus & Allergy Centers
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Richmond doctor: ‘We recommend early management versus waiting’
Statistically, women may be more susceptible to sinus issues and sinusitis compared to men. According to Dr. John Ditto of Richmond Breathe Free, sinusitis should be taken care of early on to help long-term health.
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Richmond doctor on sinusitis: ‘We recommend early management versus waiting until the situation is severe’
No matter the severity of the condition or what symptoms present themselves, for a patient dealing with chronic sinusitis, their quality of life will be affected in some way. According to Dr. John Ditto of Richmond Breathe Free, it is better to seek medical solutions earlier for sinusitis, as waiting could impact your quality of life.
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Richmond doctor: ‘A sinus headache is where you have pain in the distribution of your sinuses’
Sinus headaches are a common symptom of sinusitis and can become quite debilitating. According to Dr. John Ditto of Richmond Breathe Free, sometimes these can be difficult to diagnose because of how common headaches are in general.
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Richmond doctor: ‘There's a study that links erectile dysfunction with sinusitis’
Studies show that erectile dysfunction is one of many possible symptoms of chronic sinusitis. According to Dr. John Ditto of Richmond Breathe Free, there is an association between erectile dysfunction and sinusitis.
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Richmond doctor on procedure that can treat bad breath: 'It is a fantastic new technique'
Untreated sinusitis can result in complications that affect many parts of the body, aside from just the nose.
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Richmond doctor: 'There has been a study that looked at erectile dysfunction and sinusitis'
Studies have shown that men who struggle with sinus issues are 50% more likely to be impotent.
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Richmond doctor: 'We recommend early management' of chronic sinusitis symptoms
Early intervention for sinus patients can lead to a better quality of life, while also reducing health care costs.
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Richmond doctor: 'A sinus headache (includes) pain in the distribution of your sinuses'
If you're dealing with chronic headaches, it may be a result of inflamed sinuses.
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Local doctor: 'I can perform a procedure for a patient and improve their recurrent sinusitis'
Balloon sinuplasty was approved by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration in 2005.
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Local doctor: Chronic sinusitis typically 'needs to be managed with non-antibiotics'
Antibiotics are commonly prescribed for sinusitis.
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Chronic sinusitis can negatively affect patients' cognitive abilities and overall well-being
Research has found that inflammation, which comes with chronic sinusitis, can alter brain activity.
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Spring allergy season could exacerbate asthma symptoms
People who have spring allergies might start feeling their symptoms kicking in, as trees have begun to pollinate.
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DeChambeau says having sinus surgery was 'the greatest decision of my life'
Pro golfer Bryson DeChambeau began experiencing dizzy spells at the 2020 Masters.
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Balloon sinuplasty is an efficient, minimally invasive way to resolve chronic sinus problems and snoring
Chronic sinusitis can lead to snoring.
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Chronic sinus problems can increase your risk of experiencing depression
Approximately 10 million Americans experience seasonal depression, also known as seasonal affective disorder, each year.
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Local doctor suggests saving money this holiday season by taking advantage of your deductible
Most Americans who get health insurance through their employer have an annual deductible.
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Fall weather causes an increase in allergies and common colds, which in turn causes sinus infections
Both allergies and colds are more common in the fall and winter.
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Richmond doctor says balloon sinuplasty is a quick and minimally invasive procedure
Almost 29 million people in the U.S. suffer from chronic sinusitis.
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Sinusitis can cause seemingly unrelated health issues, like bad breath
Dr. Andrew Ordon of "The Doctors" says sinusitis may be causing your bad breath.
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New research shows that histamine may be responsible for more than just allergies
Histamine is commonly known for the key role it plays in allergies, but it has recently been linked to medical ailments like depression and rare diseases.