Nasal Breathing Problems
From congestion and difficulty breathing to disruptions in sleep and overall well-being, nasal breathing issues can significantly affect your quality of life. Chronic nasal breathing and congestion problems can show up in a variety of ways. Some people experience congestion when laying down, but improves when standing up. Or laying on one side can cause congestion in in that side of the nasal pathway, and not the other.
If you experience similar congestion and chronic nasal breathing problems, our dedicated Ear, Nose & Throat specialists are here to help you understand, diagnose, and address the root causes of your chronic nasal breathing problems. We'll deliver personalized solutions that can make a positive difference in your daily comfort and health.
Don't let congestion and nasal issues hold you back—take the first step toward clearer breathing with the expert care at ENT of Georgia South. We offer a variety of minimally invasive treatments that can be performed in our office, avoiding the hospital, to get you back to breathing better with minimal downtime and discomfort. The physicians at ENT of Georgia South take pride in offering a wider range of treatment options, leading to more successful outcomes for our patients, compared to other ENT Specialists.
If our physicians determine that the cause of your nasal breathing problems is due to tissue swelling in the nose, we can solve this problem very easily with a fast, convenient, in-office procedure.
Using some topical and local anesthesia, your doctor will use a laser to shrink these tissues and create a permanent improvement in your breathing.
This procedure takes just 15 minutes, requires no downtime and causes minimal discomfort.
After just a couple of weeks of some congestion, you'll see a noticeable improvement in your breathing.
What causes
CHRONIC NASAL BREATHING PROBLEMS?
Chronic nasal breathing problems are often due to problems with swollen tissues in your nose called turbinates or swell bodies on the septum.
These tissues can get larger over time due to chronic allergies or other conditions, which can lead to chronic nasal blockage.
Common symptoms of chronic nasal breathing problems include:
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Congestion in general
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Congestion when laying down compared to standing up
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Congestion on one side when laying on side
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Difficulty breathing
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Snoring
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Disrupted sleep
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1218 W Paces Ferry Rd NW
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Atlanta, GA 30327
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