Breathe & Sleep Better Blog

CPAP sores in the nostrils result from dryness, friction, and poor mask fit, causing irritation that can disrupt therapy. Proper humidification, mask adjustment, hygiene, and ENT-guided care help prevent and treat these common issues.

CPAP use can cause nose bridge pain and skin irritation due to mask pressure, poor fit, and dryness. Effective ENT solutions include proper mask fitting, alternative mask types, nasal humidification, and protective accessories to ensure comfort and therapy adherence.

Sinus pressure in the face results from inflammation or blockage of sinus cavities due to infections, allergies, or structural issues, causing discomfort and congestion. ENT specialists recommend home remedies, medications, and lifestyle changes to relieve symptoms and prevent recurrence.

CPAP therapy can cause or worsen dry mouth due to airflow drying oral tissues and mouth breathing, but solutions like humidifiers, proper mask fit, and ENT treatments can effectively relieve symptoms and improve comfort.

Sleep apnea causes irregular breathing with repeated pauses during sleep, disrupting normal respiratory rates; ENT specialists diagnose anatomical obstructions and offer treatments like CPAP or surgery to restore healthy breathing patterns and improve sleep quality.