Leading Sinusitis Treatment Center in Central PA

Our Experienced Physicians can Provide Effective Sinus Treatment Options

According to health experts, sinusitis affects 38 million people each year, making it one of the most common health problems in the U.S. We understand how hard it is to live with this condition, therefore, our experts ensure that you are provided with the correct diagnosis and treatment for faster relief. The specialists at MMM ENT offer the best sinus and nasal care services in the country. Our individualistic approach helps you decide which option works best for you, so you can breathe without any discomfort.

Sinusitis Diagnosis & Treatment Solutions

Sinus is an infection/inflammation on the lining of the sinus cavity. Normally the sinuses are empty and filled with air, however they get filled with fluid and germs, causing infection. Our medical providers take time to assess the severity of your symptoms and provide effective treatment solutions that suit your unique requirements.

Sinusitis can be acute, lasting for less than four weeks, or chronic, lasting longer than 12 weeks. When sinus symptoms last longer than 12 weeks, you should see one of our ENT doctors for a diagnosis.

Functional Endoscopic Sinus Surgery
Surgery is done when the symptoms can’t be controlled with medications and other treatments. The most common type of surgery for the sinuses is called Endoscopic Sinus Surgery. The purpose of the surgery is to widen the natural drainage pathways between the sinuses and the nose, allowing mucus to get out of the sinuses and air to get in. Medications that are delivered to the surface of the nose and sinuses, like sprays and irrigations, can get into the sinuses better after surgery as well.

Balloon Sinuplasty
Balloon Sinuplasty is a minimally invasive in office procedure, performed under local anesthesia, that delivers immediate and long-lasting relief. Your doctor will reshape your sinus pathways by inflating small balloons in key places in the nose and sinuses, restoring drainage.

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