Disorders of the Nose: This should not be interpreted as a diagnosis or medical advice. If you would like more information about your pain or treatment or would like an evaluation. Please call our office and make an appointment with one of our providers. Sinusitis is one of the most common Nose diseases in the United States, affecting nearly 50 million Americans, or 20% of the population.

Disorders of the Nose

Runny nose, loss of smell, eye pressure, and sinus infections. Allergies and breathing problems related to asthma can follow chronic sinusitis. Sometimes, it can be difficult to know if the symptoms are allergies, upper respiratory infections, or sinusitis. Each disease has different signs and symptoms, and each disease requires special care. The Oregon Science Center team can help you make informed decisions about how best to treat a nose patient with these conditions. After the correct diagnosis, it is possible to start any type of treatment.

These medications can include anti-inflammatory nasal sprays, decongestants, oral anti-inflammatory medications, and steroids. Doctors and patients need to understand the need for long-term care. In some cases, surgery with a telescope (endoscope) inserted into the nose is necessary.

Smell and Taste Disorders

This type of surgery, called endoscopic breast surgery, is non-invasive and does not require external trauma. Our goal is that patients do not need postoperative nose and sinus surgery. However, in some cases, sinusitis can come back. The solution to these problems depends on the scope and intensity of the conflict. Our team strives to listen to each patient Our doctors listen to patients with sinus infections who have failed routine and require advanced surgical skills. The Oregon Sinus Center researches the best treatments for sinus infections.

Common Disorders of the Nose and Sinuses

Polyps block the nose and make breathing difficult. Odors and tastes can arise for many reasons. Examples are chronic rhinitis, polyps, allergic rhinitis, upper respiratory infections, inflammation, tumors, or other neurological diseases. After receiving an accurate diagnosis, our team helps patients choose the best treatment plan.

Nasal & Sinus Polyps

It is important to continue to care after surgery. In addition, the nose and sinuses should be carefully examined to rule out polyps. Our goal is to ensure that the patient does not need a nose or sinus surgery to remove polyps after surgery. But in some cases, polyps can grow. Our doctors are especially interested in patients with relapses after nose and sinus surgery. We specialize in polyp treatment techniques. The Oregon Sinus Center seeks the best treatment for sinus polyps. Smell and taste have a big impact on health.