by user | Sep 14, 2021 | Weiss ENTuesday Blog
What are Inferior Turbinates? The inferior turbinates are the hot dog look-alike structures that sit on the floor of the side wall of the nose. It is the lining of the inferior turbinates that swell and shrink throughout the day causing us to be stuffy on one side,...
by Lauren Voltz | Aug 31, 2021 | Weiss ENTuesday Blog
Hello, again! We hope you are well—especially breathing well—as we present our very first Weiss ENTuesday! Today we are addressing a frequently asked question: Why can’t I breathe through my nose? Thinking about breathing, it makes sense to start our discussion with a...
