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If you’ve been struggling with persistent nasal congestion, difficulty breathing through your nose, or frequent sinus infections, a deviated septum might be the cause. For many people, deviated septum surgery can be a life-changing procedure. But what exactly does this surgery involve? How do you know if you need it? Read on to learn more.

Have you ever experienced neck pain or stiffness along with sinus problems and wondered if the two are connected? Studies show that nearly 84% of people with sinus headaches also report neck pain, and about 68% say their neck pain spreads up into their head. So, can a sinus infection actually cause neck pain and stiffness? Let’s explore how they’re linked, why it happens, and what you should know.

Yes, water can get trapped in your sinuses, but it’s not as common as you might think. When you swim, take a shower, or even splash water on your face, water can enter your nasal passages. If the water doesn’t drain properly, it can create a sensation of fullness or pressure in your sinuses. This can be uncomfortable, but it typically resolves on its own as your body works to clear the water.