Nevada Ear + Sinus Institute

04/23/2026

Nasal polyps can come back, even after treatment. To lower the risk, pay attention to symptoms that last more than 10 days (like frequent sneezing, a runny nose, nasal blockage or fullness), and take medications exactly as directed if your ENT prescribes them.

Using a humidifier can also help reduce irritation from cold or dry air, and nasal saline spray can help keep passages clear.

04/17/2026

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(702) 735-7668 | Earwax, that yellow, sticky substance your ears produce, is a hot-button topic in the ear care community. Like many others, you might have grown up hearing that you should regularly clean your ears with cotton swabs, only to find out as an adult that doing so could cause a burst…"

04/16/2026

Did you know that ear pain, ringing in the ear and muffled hearing are common symptoms of Eustachian tube dysfunction?

An ENT expert can help diagnose and treat this condition.

04/14/2026

Spring has sprung, though chronic sinusitis symptoms may continue to linger for many even after the cool, dry winter weather passes.

If your symptoms persist or keep returning, an ENT visit can help clarify what’s driving your sinus issues and what treatments fit your situation. Give us a call!

04/09/2026

Nosebleeds happen when blood vessels in the nose break, and while they’re usually brief, they can be frustrating.

Common triggers include colds and sinus irritants, dry air (cracking in the nasal lining) and nose scratching. Using a humidifier or saline nasal gels, and staying hydrated, can help when dryness is the culprit.

Seek prompt medical attention if nosebleeds happen often, last longer than 20 minutes, cause breathing difficulty or follow a facial injury.

03/26/2026

Ever experienced heartburn or GERD? ENTs specialize in treating acid reflux, which affects 20% of U.S. adults, according to the National Institutes of Health.

Lifestyle changes, medications, or surgery can help manage it. Don't ignore persistent symptoms—consult with an ENT for personalized care!

03/24/2026

Having trouble swallowing or noticing that meals take more effort than they used to? A swallowing disorder, also known as dysphagia, can make eating feel uncomfortable or even unsafe.

If food frequently feels “stuck” or if you’re avoiding certain textures, it might be time for an ENT evaluation. Early care can make eating easier and help prevent complications.

03/20/2026

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(702) 735-7668 | Spring break is a lot of fun. You get to relax, not think about your classes for a while and maybe even hit a few parties. While you’re making plans for the week, take a minute to consider how you can have fun without damaging your hearing.   Why Is…"

03/19/2026

Not all home remedies are harmless, and some can make ear, nose or throat issues worse.

Ear candling, for example, can burn skin, block the canal or even perforate the eardrum. If you’re tempted to try certain online “hacks,” check with an ENT specialist first. Safe, evidence-based options will always protect you better than risky DIY fixes.

03/12/2026

Even after treatment, nasal polyps can recur. Keep your nose clear and moist, and use medications exactly as directed.

Humidifiers and saline sprays can help reduce nasal inflammation, especially in cold or dry weather. Notice blockage, fullness or a runny nose for more than 10 days? Let’s check in!

03/10/2026

Did you know that a broken nose is one of the most common sports injuries that an ENT can treat?

If you have intense pain around your nose, a nosebleed or an obvious change in shape after a sports injury, seek medical attention promptly. Our experts can help afterward if you experience any additional pain, discomfort or congestion.

03/05/2026

Did you know chronic kidney disease can impact your hearing, but early assessments and treatment can improve your quality of life?

Let's spread awareness and encourage proactive care during National Kidney Month!