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Tampa Bay doctor: ‘Sinusitis and sleep are very closely connected’
Mouth breathing, the habit of breathing through your mouth rather than your nose, is an unpleasant side effect of sinus problems and can cause several health issues. According to Dr. Mariah Pate of Tampa Bay Breathe Free, mouth breathing can affect someone’s sleep as well.
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Tampa Bay Breathe Free warns of potential impact from barometric changes from hurricane season
Tampa Bay Breathe Free is warning about the impacts that barometric pressure changes can have on patients, particularly as Hurricane Milton approaches Florida.
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Tampa Bay doctor: ‘Quality of life is directly related with early intervention to chronic sinusitis’
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. Mariah Pate of Tampa Bay Breathe Free, early intervention can help improve long-term quality of life.
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Tampa doctor: ‘If you improve sinus health, asthma gets better as well’
May marks National Asthma and Allergy Awareness Month, underscoring the interconnectedness between asthma, allergies, and sinus health in patients. According to Dr. Mariah Pate of Tampa Bay Breathe Free, sinuses and asthma issues often go hand-in-hand.
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Tampa Bay doctor: ‘There is a wide range of patients who can benefit from balloon sinuplasty’
Balloon sinuplasty is a minimally invasive procedure that can help address chronic sinusitis, a condition that can become more debilitating the longer it goes untreated. Many ear, nose, and throat doctors (ENTs) recommend balloon sinuplasty, including Dr. Mariah Pate of Tampa Bay Breathe Free.
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Tampa doctor: 'Your risk of depression and anxiety is so much greater when you have chronic sinusitis'
Millions of Americans struggle with seasonal depression during the winter, and sinus issues could be a contributing factor. Dr. Mariah Pate of Tampa Bay Breathe Free said chronic sinusitis can increase the risk of depression.
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Tampa doctor: 'By treating [sinusitis] early, it's been shown that patients do better, have a better quality of life and have less health complications'
Untreated sinusitis can affect more than just your sinuses; it could end up diminishing your quality of life. Dr. Mariah Pate of Tampa Bay Breathe Free said the earlier you treat sinusitis, the more improvement you will see in your quality of life.
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Tampa Bay Breathe Free provides innovative procedure for sinusitis treatment
According to their website, Tampa Bay Breathe Free specializes in sinus, allergy, and ENT care. The company states that earning a patient's trust is its highest priority.
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Tampa doctor on alternative sinus procedure: 'Within about a day or two, they're back to their normal life'
Untreated sinusitis can result in complications that affect many parts of the body, aside from just the nose.
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Tampa Bay doctor: 'Those who have sinusitis have a greater risk for stroke'
Sinusitis sufferers could be at risk for heart disease if they don't seek treatment.
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People who suffer from chronic sinusitis may find that, over time, antibiotics become less effective
Many sinusitis patients are prescribed antibiotics, but their overuse can lead to health risks or the development of antibiotic resistance.
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Sinus infections can lead to temporary hearing loss and painful ear symptoms
Eustachian tubes are small tubes that run between your middle ears and upper throat.
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St. Petersburg doctor says there are several options available for allergy testing
More than 23 million people in the U.S. suffer from allergic rhinitis, also known as hay fever.