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7 Myths About Tinnitus
Experiencing a ringing in the ears is a condition known as tinnitus. This noise does not come from an outside source, but instead is produced from your own ears and cannot be heard by anyone else. Tinnitus is fairly common and can have a negative impact on your daily life. There are a handful
Smell Training At AOO
Associates of Otolaryngology is pleased to announce that we are offering olfactory training for patients with complaints of dysosmia. We would be happy to evaluate and treat your patients with smell complaints. What is Olfactory Training? · Post-infectious olfactory dysfunction is the most common cause of olfactory dysfunction. · Research shows that olfactory (smell) training is an
Nebulized Medications In The Treatment Of Sinus Diseases
Our team at AOO have pioneered the development, use, and research into nebulized medications for the management of difficult chronic sinus cases since 2000. (See links below.) This work has led to an entirely new treatment option being available nationwide for these patients via compounding pharmacies based in California. Dr. Vaughan serves as the director
Vent O’s
Sinus Problems Are you experiencing sinus problems such as facial pain and pressure or difficulty breathing through your nose? You may be suffering from a condition known as sinusitis. At Associates of Otolaryngology, we offer a new way of treating sinusitis that may be right for you at our Denver-area offices. This procedure uses a
Long Term Care of Chronic Nasal/Sinus Disease Following Surgery
Long term care of chronic nasal/sinus disease following surgery Headaches Sleep Apnea Snoring and Nasal Congestion How can nasal congestion cause snoring? At rest and during sleep, nasal breathing is the natural human state. If a situation exists whereby insufficient air is taken in by nasal breathing, mouth breathing takes over. When nasal congestion forces
SLIT vs SCIT in allergy immunotherapy
The nasal cavity is central in breathing processes. The nasal valve is the narrow, internal area of the nose that limits airflow. When it becomes narrower, collapses, or gets in touch with foreign materials, there are breathing problems. Stenosis is the resultant problem that occurs when the nasal cavity collapses; it restricts blood flow by
Obstructive vs. Central Sleep Apnea: Key Differences and Treatment Options
One of the most common sleep disorders is sleep apnea. If you have this condition, your breathing is interrupted while you sleep. There are two main types of sleep apnea: central sleep apnea and obstructive sleep apnea. What Is Obstructive Sleep Apnea? Obstructive sleep apnea is the most common form of the sleep disorder. If
