Breathe & Sleep Better Blog

Nasal valve collapse can cause nasal obstruction that reduces CPAP effectiveness and comfort, but ENT treatments—from nasal dilators to minimally invasive surgeries—can improve airflow and enhance CPAP therapy adherence.

This article explores how weight loss significantly improves obstructive sleep apnea by reducing airway obstruction and highlights the vital role ENT specialists play in personalized treatment plans combining weight management, therapy, and surgery.

Learn about common causes of nasal congestion during CPAP therapy and effective ENT strategies—such as humidification, nasal sprays, mask fitting, and allergy management—to improve airflow, comfort, and treatment success.

One-sided nasal pain can stem from common ENT causes like deviated septum, sinusitis, nasal vestibulitis, or dental infections, with diagnosis and treatment tailored by specialists to relieve discomfort and prevent complications.

A burning sensation inside the nose typically results from irritation or inflammation of the nasal lining caused by infections, allergies, environmental factors, or nasal spray overuse, and can often be relieved with proper self-care or ENT treatment.