Recurrent Sinusitis
Recurrent sinusitis refers to repeated episodes of acute sinus infection requiring antibiotic treatment.
Recurrent Sinusitis Symptoms
- Discolored nasal discharge
- Post nasal drip
- Facial pain or sinus pressure
- Tooth pain
- Sinus Pain
- Cough
- Nasal congestion
- Fatigue
Recurrent Sinusitis Evaluation:
We use all types of tools to get to the root of the problem. Which tools we use is dependent on each situation. Our options include CT scanning, allergy testing, nasal endoscopy, immune testing, and more.
Recurrent Sinusitis Treatment:
The treatments we choose depend on the findings of our tests. They range from medical therapy to balloon sinuplasty or other surgeries, as indicated.
Causes and Contributing Factors of Recurrent Sinusitis
- Allergies that make sinuses prone to inflammation
- Anatomical issues obstructing normal sinus drainage
- Prior sinus surgery creating abnormal drainage pathways
- Nasal polyps blocking sinus passages
- Immune deficiency syndromes
- Gastroesophageal reflux getting into sinus passages
- Biofilms
- Dental infections spreading to maxillary sinuses
Our Team
James Atkins, MD
Dr. Atkins is a sinus expert with years of experience in providing compassionate and effective care to patients. He takes a personalized approach to treatment and is dedicated to helping you feel your best.
James M. Ferris, PA-C
Mike and Dr. Atkins have been practicing together for 18 years. He has a great personality and is a superb provider. Mike is personable and an invaluable asset to our practice. Just don’t start talking about fishing. You won’t be able to get him to stop.
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