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Sierra Corbin, a physician assistant at Gulf Coast Breathe Free, said that if allergy medications do not provide relief, sinusitis could be present and may require treatment. She shared this insight in an Instagram post on November 17.

Sierra Corbin, a physician assistant at Gulf Coast Breathe Free, said that sinusitis can increase mucus production, leading to drainage that allows bacteria to travel up the Eustachian tube and potentially cause ear infections.

Headaches are one of the most common side effects of sinus and allergy problems. Dr. Matthew Blair of Gulf Coast Breathe Free treats sinus headaches the same way as other sinus conditions.

Gulf Coast Breathe Free is recommending patients to make an appointment for assessments or treatments before the end of year to take advantage of cost savings before deductibles reset in the new year.

The holiday season can be an especially difficult time for allergy sufferers, as travel, stress, and even Christmas decorations can lead to worse allergic reactions. According to Dr. Matthew Blair of Gulf Coast Breathe Free, seasonal changes can affect your allergies.

As the seasons change and seasonal depression becomes more prevalent, it's important to recognize that one potential side effect of sinusitis is depression. According to Dr. Matthew Blair of Gulf Coast Breathe Free, it is common for sinus patients to not feel great about life.

Gulf Coast Breathe Free is warning about the impacts that barometric pressure changes can have on patients, especially with the approach of Hurricane Milton.

Eustachian tube dysfunction is a condition that affects the inner ear, causing hearing issues, ear pressure, and other related symptoms. According to Dr. Matthew Blair of Gulf Coast Breathe Free, the eustachian tube is an important part of your sinus anatomy.

Statistically, women may be more susceptible to sinus issues and sinusitis compared to men. According to Dr. Matthew Blair of Gulf Coast Breathe Free, sinusitis should be taken care of early to help long-term health.

As summer starts to cool off and turn into fall, it is important to keep in mind the allergies that come with the fall season. According to Dr. Matthew Blair of Gulf Coast Breathe Free, allergies can lead to worse diseases later on.

Balloon sinuplasty is a safe, minimally invasive procedure commonly offered by surgeons to treat chronic sinusitis. According to Dr. Matthew Blair of Gulf Coast Breathe Free, balloon sinuplasty is a straightforward and manageable procedure for patients.

Inflammation is the natural response of the body to an infection and will happen invariably when someone is dealing with sinusitis. According to Dr. Matthew Blair of Gulf Coast Breathe Free, sinus inflammation can lead to serious problems going forward.

With summer in full bloom, it is important to remember how allergies can change with the season and how they can impact someone’s health. According to Dr. Matthew Blair of Gulf Coast Breathe Free, environmental factors and seasonal changes can significantly influence a person's allergies.

One of the more unpleasant symptoms of sinusitis is bad breath, which can occur due to congestion and mouth breathing. According to Dr. Matthew Blair of Gulf Coast Breathe Free, early intervention with sinusitis can help with issues like this.

Sinus headaches are a common symptom of sinusitis and can become quite debilitating. According to Dr. Matthew Blair of Gulf Coast Breathe Free, there are several ways to treat sinus headaches.

Antibiotics are frequently prescribed for chronic sinusitis, but they carry certain risks, and alternative treatments are available for those suffering from sinus issues. According to Dr. Matthew Blair of Gulf Coast Breathe Free, antibiotic immunity is a major risk with taking antibiotics every time you get sinus issues.

Tia Tiebklang, a member of Gulf Coast Breathe Free, was honored with the Heart and Hustle Award during the annual Breathe Free Conference held by Gulf Coast Breathe Free's parent company National Breathe Free Sinus & Allergy Centers.

National Breathe Free hosted its annual Breathe Free Conference from April 24 to 28, giving out several awards, including the Heart and Hustle Award to Tia Tiebklang of Gulf Coast Breathe Free.

Chronic sinusitis has a multitude of symptoms that can affect one’s life, including an increased risk of depression. According to Dr. Matthew Blair of Gulf Coast Breathe Free, sinusitis can affect one in many different ways.

Studies show that erectile dysfunction is one of many possible symptoms of chronic sinusitis. According to Dr. Matthew Blair of Gulf Coast Breathe Free, sinus issues can affect someone’s life in many ways.

May marks National Asthma and Allergy Awareness Month, underscoring the interconnectedness between asthma, allergies, and sinus health in patients. According to Dr. Matthew Blair of Gulf Coast Breathe Free, allergies can significantly impact your quality of life.

Eustachian tube dysfunction is a disorder in which passageways in the ears are plugged up and cause uncomfortable symptoms. According to Dr. Matthew Blair of Gulf Coast Breathe Free, there are many things Ear, Nose and Throat doctors can do to treat ETD.

Gulf Coast Breathe Free, an ear, nose and throat clinic located at 4601 Spanish Trail in Pensacola, announced its support for the C4 Foundation, an organization that supports Navy SEALs and their families.

Inflammation of the sinuses is one of the key indicators of chronic sinusitis, a condition that affects many Americans. According to Dr. Matthew Blair of Gulf Coast Breathe Free, balloon sinuplasty can help with nasal inflammation.

Chronic sinusitis can affect people in many ways, including loss of smell and taste, according to ENT (ear, nose, and throat) specialists. According to Dr. Matthew Blair of Gulf Coast Breathe Free, seeing an ENT specialist can help with these kinds of problems.

The week of March 10-16 is Sleep Awareness Week, and ENT (ear, nose, and throat) specialists would like to remind patients how sinus issues can affect sleep patterns. According to Dr. Matthew Blair of Gulf Coast Breathe Free, sinusitis can severely impact sleep quality and breathing, which will impact quality of life.

For patients dealing with sinusitis, the question of when to go see a doctor or an ENT (ear, nose, and throat) specialist is important. According to Dr. Matthew Blair of Gulf Coast Breathe Free, treatment can help sinusitis patients in many ways.

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. Matthew Blair of Gulf Coast Breathe Free.

Untreated sinus issues can cause many different problems down the line, and it is important to remember during American Heart Month the links between chronic sinusitis and cardiovascular health. According to Dr. Matthew Blair of Gulf Coast Breathe Free, it can lead to other health problems if it isn’t treated.

Sinus infections, also called sinusitis, are common medical conditions that can become more serious the longer they go untreated. Dr. Matthew Blair of Gulf Coast Breathe Free said that early intervention is key when treating sinusitis.

Antibiotics are frequently prescribed to address sinusitis, but excessive usage may pose significant risks to a patient's well-being. Dr. Matthew Blair of Gulf Coast Breathe Free said that excessive usage of antibiotics can cause patients to develop antibiotic resistance.

During the winter, sinus infection rates increase. While there are a number of home remedies available, if symptoms persist for longer than 10 days, it's best to see a specialist.

If you're grappling with headaches, they could be stemming from sinus congestion. Dr. Matthew Blair of Gulf Coast Breathe Free said sinus headaches and sinus conditions are treated the same way.

Year-round, indoor allergies can pose challenges, particularly in the winter, when you spend more time indoors. Dr. Matthew Blair of Gulf Coast Breathe Free said leaving your allergies untreated could lead to chronic infections.

Millions of Americans struggle with seasonal depression during the winter, and sinus issues could be a contributing factor. Dr. Matthew Blair of Gulf Coast Breathe Free said chronic sinus issues can affect one's mental wellbeing and quality of life.

If you're dealing with ear pain, trouble hearing, or the feeling of your ears being clogged, you might be dealing with eustachian tube dysfunction. Dr. Matthew Blair of Gulf Coast Breathe Free said leaving ETD untreated can lead to other health complications.

One strategy for cutting costs before the end of the year is to make the most of your health insurance if you've met your deductible. Many sinusitis sufferers have the opportunity to treat their issues at a lower cost during this time, and Dr. Matthew Blair of Gulf Coast Breathe Free said a balloon sinuplasty is a quick procedure for those who struggle with sinusitis.

During the holiday season, many people might find themselves struggling with allergies that cling to decorations, such as dust or mold. Dr. Matthew Blair of Gulf Coast Breathe Free said he aims to treat conditions like this and give patient's a better quality of life.

Patients oftentimes use antibiotics to treat their sinus issues, but it's crucial to keep in mind that misusing them could lead to antibiotic resistance. Dr. Matthew Blair of Gulf Coast Breathe Free advises against the long-term use of antibiotics.

Sinusitis can be a problem for more than just your sinuses, and two of these problems can be loss of smell and loss of taste. Dr. Matthew Blair of Gulf Coast Breathe Free said balloon sinuplasty is a minimally invasive procedure that can fix these issues.

Untreated sinusitis can affect more than just your sinuses; it could end up diminishing your quality of life. Dr. Matthew Blair of Gulf Coast Breathe Free said his practice aims to tailor their treatments to their patients in order to improve every aspect of their lives.

Halloween is right around the corner, and for some, it can involve mingling with groups of people, which can be an extra risk for sinusitis sufferers. Dr. Matthew Blair of Gulf Coast Breathe Free said a quick trip to an ENT doctor could minimize sinusitis troubles.

Sinusitis can lead to unexpected problems, including cognitive challenges. Dr. Matthew Blair of Gulf Coast Breathe Free said the balloon sinuplasty, a treatment that can help with sinusitis, is a quick and effective procedure.

Sinusitis refers to anything that might cause inflammation in the sinuses. Dr. Matthew Blair of Gulf Coast Breathe Free said that any type of condition that causes inflammation can be treated to improve a patient's quality of life.

With ragweed season in full swing, Dr. Matthew Blair of Gulf Coast Breathe Free said allergies can lead to swelling and blocked sinuses, but seeing an ENT specialist can help treat your symptoms.

Gulf Coast Breathe Free Sinus and Allergy Centers in Pensacola, Florida, is dedicated to providing relief for individuals suffering from allergies and sinus issues. With their focus on minimally invasive treatment options, they aim to improve the quality of life for those struggling with sinusitis.

Dr. Matthew Blair of Gulf Coast Breathe Free said if you leave your sinusitis untreated, it could end up more difficult to treat.

One third of antibiotic usage in humans is unnecessary.

Untreated sinusitis can result in complications that affect many parts of the body, aside from just the nose.

Dr. Matthew Blair of Gulf Coast Breathe Free said a balloon sinuplasty is a minimally invasive treatment that can open your sinuses and improve your symptoms.

Sinusitis, in whatever form it may be, can lead to a plethora of different issues, including asthma.

Studies have shown that men who struggle with sinus issues are 50% more likely to be impotent.

Eustachian tubes are responsible for regulating ear pressure and draining fluid from the middle ear.

As of last year, reports have shown that more than one-third of Americans live in areas with poor air quality.

Studies have shown that sinusitis sufferers are 50% more likely to struggle with depression.

Early intervention for sinus patients can lead to a better quality of life, while also reducing health care costs.

If you're dealing with chronic headaches, it may be a result of inflamed sinuses.

One of the main triggers of sinusitis is allergies, and summer allergies are right around the corner.

Dr. Matthew Blair of Gulf Coast Breathe Free said there are many different symptoms for a sinusitis sufferer has to deal with, including facial pain.

Mouth breathing can lead to dental issues, including gingivitis and cavity development.

Sinusitis sufferers could be at risk for heart disease if they don't seek treatment.

Balloon sinuplasty was approved by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration in 2005.

Snoring can lead to issues in a relationship.

People suffering from sinusitis should see an ENT specialist to help improve their quality of life.

Antibiotics are commonly prescribed for sinusitis.

In the spring, seasonal allergies are typically triggered by tree pollen and grass.

Research has found that inflammation, which comes with chronic sinusitis, can alter brain activity.

Men who suffer from chronic sinusitis are at an increased risk of experiencing erectile dysfunction.

Allergies and infections are the most common causes of eustachian tube dysfunction (ETD).

Chronic sinusitis can cause poor-quality sleep, which can lead to other negative health consequences.

Many people may not realize that chronic sinusitis can also affect their mental health.

A new report finds that the market for sinus dilation devices is expected to grow by almost 3 billion dollars between 2021 and 2030.

People who have spring allergies might start feeling their symptoms kicking in, as trees have begun to pollinate.

Millions of Americans suffer from chronic sinusitis every year.

The 26th annual Allergy & Asthma Day Capitol Hill will take place in Washington, D.C., on May 3.

Pro golfer Bryson DeChambeau began experiencing dizzy spells at the 2020 Masters.

Dr. Matthew Blair of Gulf Coast Breathe Free said people who suffer from chronic sinusitis and try to treat it with antibiotics could find that over time, the antibiotics become less effective, so he recommends a more permanent solution to avoid antibiotic resistance and improve the patient's quality of life.

Chronic sinusitis can lead to snoring.

Colder weather can cause more severe symptoms in asthma sufferers.

Breathing through the nose is a common practice in yoga, thanks to its many benefits.

Approximately 10 million Americans experience seasonal depression, also known as seasonal affective disorder, each year.

Eustachian tubes are small tubes that run between your middle ears and upper throat.

Lindsay Lohan, the star of "Falling for Christmas," has struggled with sinus problems during her career.

Sinus infections and other illnesses are more common during the winter months.

Though many people suffer from allergies year-round, the holiday season can be especially triggering.

Sinus infections can lead to a loss of taste and smell.

Most Americans who get health insurance through their employer have an annual deductible.

People who suffer from chronic sinusitis are at risk of developing erectile dysfunction.

An overwhelming majority of Americans celebrate Halloween.

People suffering with chronic sinusitis often experience low-quality sleep.

Causes of eustachian tube dysfunction (ETD) include allergies, a common cold, the flu or chronic acid reflux.

Both allergies and colds are more common in the fall and winter months.

Gulf Coast Breathe Free offers an online quiz for potential patients to evaluate their symptoms.

Almost 29 million people in the U.S. suffer from chronic sinusitis.

Physical symptoms of sinusitis include nasal inflammation, a runny nose, congestion, headaches and pain or swelling in the face.

More than 23 million people in the U.S. suffer from allergic rhinitis, also known as hay fever.

Fall allergies typically begin in August and can last through October.

Balloon sinuplasty is a relatively new procedure, which was approved by the FDA in 2005.

Signs of a sinus headache often include fever, swelling and pain around the face.

Eustachian tubes are connected to the sinuses.