Surgery for Chronic Sinusitis: Is It Always Necessary?
If you suffer from chronic sinusitis—persistent sinus inflammation lasting 12 weeks or more—you may wonder if surgery is your only option. While sinus surgery can [...]
The Connection Between Nasal Polyps and Aspirin Sensitivity (Samter’s Triad)
If you have nasal polyps, frequent sinus infections, or asthma that worsens after taking aspirin, you may have Samter’s Triad—also known as Aspirin-Exacerbated Respiratory Disease [...]
Are Nasal Polyps Always a Sign of Allergies? What Else Could Be Causing Them?
If you’ve been diagnosed with nasal polyps, you might assume they’re caused by allergies. While allergies can contribute to their development, nasal polyps are not [...]
How Biologics Are Changing the Treatment of Nasal Polyps
For years, nasal polyps were treated with steroids and surgery, but many patients experienced regrowth and persistent symptoms. Now, biologic medications are revolutionizing nasal polyp treatment, [...]
NSAIDs and Allergies: Understanding Aspirin-Exacerbated Respiratory Disease
For some people, taking aspirin or nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs) like ibuprofen or naproxen can trigger severe asthma attacks, nasal congestion, and sinus inflammation. This [...]
Travel tips for patients with primary immunodeficiency
Vaccines play a vital role in protecting against diseases, but can they still work if you're immunodeficient? Here's a simple breakdown of how vaccines function [...]
Vaccines for immunodeficiency
Vaccines play a vital role in protecting against diseases, but can they still work if you're immunodeficient? Here's a simple breakdown of how vaccines function [...]
Travel tips for patients with primary immunodeficiency
Traveling can be stressful if you have a primary immunodeficiency (PID), especially considering recent events where illnesses spread rapidly due to travelers unknowingly transmitting infections. [...]
Can I get your help today?
Dear Patients and Friends, My daughter and I teamed up to release my second book (her first) today, Wednesday, October 1st! It is called Clear [...]
