Breathe & Sleep Better Blog

A neck lump, often a swollen lymph node, typically signals infection or inflammation but can occasionally indicate more serious conditions; persistent or unusual lumps should prompt medical evaluation.

Ear drainage (otorrhea) is the discharge of fluid from the ear caused by infections, injuries, or irritation, often signaling the ear's response to clear bacteria or damaged tissue.

Chronic bad breath (halitosis) is a persistent odor caused by factors like poor oral hygiene, dry mouth, diet, tobacco use, or underlying health conditions, which can significantly impact social interactions and quality of life.

Sinus headaches result from inflammation or blockage in the sinuses, causing facial pain and pressure, often triggered by infections, allergies, or nasal blockages, and can significantly impact daily life and require medical evaluation.

Nasal polyps are soft, noncancerous growths caused by chronic inflammation in the nose or sinuses that can block airflow, leading to symptoms like congestion, reduced smell, and breathing difficulties.