My patient’s voice cracked as she told me she hadn’t slept through the night in three years. She sat across from me in my Huntsville office, tired in a way you can see in someone’s eyes...

Last Tuesday, a patient sat across from me with tears in her eyes. “Doctor, I’ve seen three specialists and no one can tell me why I can’t breathe through my nose.” She had tried different medications for years, yet the blockage kept coming back.

People come in still congested, still mouth-breathing at night, still stuck with thick mucus....

The patient sitting across from me was desperate. Three sinus surgeries, countless medications, and still suffering from chronic sinusitis.

The moment I saw my first patient with empty nose syndrome, I knew I had witnessed one of the most devastating complications in ENT surgery.

A young woman sat across from me, shoulders tense, eyes tired. She told me she had visited four different doctors in six months. Each visit ended with a different explanation for why she could not breathe through her nose.

Millions of people live with what they’ve been told are “chronic sinus infections.” They take antibiotic after antibiotic. They try spray after spray. They still feel stuffed up, drained, and worn down.

Three years ago, a patient sat in my exam room in Huntsville and asked the question I hear almost every week now: “Doctor, does balloon sinuplasty actually work?”

I was sitting across from a patient who looked tired. They had tissues in both hands. They told me, “I know it’s allergies. It has to be.” I pulled up a chart I often use in clinic and said something I say almost every week now: most people walk in convinced they have allergies, but many adults, especially as they get older, actually have non-allergic rhinitis....

“John” suffered from recurrent sinus infections or sinus disease for years. We discussed surgery on multiple occasions, and eventually decided to proceed. Surgery confirmed severe disease, and the sinuses were carefully and thoroughly cleaned. After months of regular...

It was blistery cold outside, and the strong winds shattered against our windows. Yes it was winter, and fairly close to Christmas. The office was lit up with decorations in anticipation for the holiday season, and my staff worked like little elves trying to get...

It was a beautiful Saturday morning, and I was in the mood to do some gourmet cooking. Somehow, it makes me relax and feel like I am in the kitchen with my Mom who cooks delicious meals. Alas, she never taught me how to cook, always telling me to go study...

Meniere’s disease refers to a condition typically manifested by severe dizziness with vertigo, roaring or ringing tinnitus, fluctuating hearing loss, and a sense of ear pressure or fullness that is sometimes painful. Meniere’s can occur bilaterally in 25% of patients....

The incidence of sudden sensorineural hearing loss is 1 per 5000 every year. This refers to nerve damage versus an ear infection with middle ear fluid. It is likely to strike adults in their 40s and 50s, although we have seen it in much younger and older individuals....

Nasal foreign bodies are usually encountered in children. However, occasionally they may occur in adults with mental retardation or psychiatric illness. Foreign bodies may be inorganic material such as plastic or metal. Examples include small parts of toys or even...

Several years ago, I developed intermittent bouts of what I would later term brain fog in which I experienced nonlucid moments, similar to waking up after anesthesia. The first and most memorable of these occurred while I was driving...

Chronic sinusitis, sinus pain, facial pain, nasal polyps, nasal congestion, mycetoma, allergic fungal sinusitis, nasal tumors, and nasal injuries are complex conditions treated by otolaryngologists (or ENT) physicians and their staff such as Doctor Neeta Kohli-Dang in...

Each having dedicated their careers to healthcare and the service of others, Drs Paul and Neeta Dang strongly believe in the HEALS mission that every child should have the same opportunity to receive quality care despite their circumstances. To vote for Paul and...