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For millions of people, chronic sinusitis is more than just a nuisance—it's a persistent and often painful condition that affects daily life. Fortunately, modern medicine has introduced effective, less invasive treatment options: Balloon Sinuplasty.

Choosing the right ENT specialist can feel overwhelming—especially when you're dealing with chronic sinus issues, allergies or throat symptoms that affect your daily life. At Dr.Lapco ENT, we understand that expert care goes beyond diagnoses & treatment.

When you're searching for an ENT specialist, it’s natural to have questions—especially if you’re dealing with long-standing sinus problems, allergies, or throat concerns. At Dr. Lapco ENT, we welcome those questions, and we’re here to provide answers!

Mucus protects by trapping germs, but when too thick or too thin, it can cause post-nasal drip— mucus dripping down the throat — leading to coughing, irritation, or sore throat. Here's what causes it and how to find relief.

If you're constantly sneezing, congested, or dealing with itchy eyes, you're not alone. Allergies affect millions of people each year—and while symptoms can range from mild to severe, the source is often the same: allergy triggers in your environment.

Nasal airway obstruction is a common but often overlooked condition that makes it difficult to breathe through the nose. This can severely impact essential daily activities such as sleeping, exercising, and concentrating — reducing the quality of life.

If you’ve ever felt pressure or pain around your forehead, cheeks, or between your eyes—especially when you’re congested—you may have experienced a sinus headache. Let’s take a look at what causes them, how to recognize symptoms, and ways to find relief.

Sneezing is a natural reflex that helps clear irritants from your nasal passages. While it’s often harmless, frequent sneezing can be a sign of underlying conditions or environmental triggers. Read more for 10 common causes and triggers of sneezing.

The sense of smell is something many people take for granted—until it’s gone. If you’ve ever had a sinus infection and noticed a diminished or complete loss of your ability to smell, you’re not alone.