Grass pollen, tree pollen, weed, and mold spores are still elevated in our area and a local dentist says that’s bringing people into his office; they are confusing sinus pain with a toothache.

Find relief from your chronic sinus at Kaplan Sinus Center | HOUSTON LIFE | KPRC 2Published: May 26, 2020, 2:21 pmIf you or a loved one is suffering from chronic sinus issues, it’s time to get help in a safe and friendly environment. Dr. Michael Kaplan, of Kaplan Sinus Center, shares how you can start feeling better and start breathing normally again.

With sinus and allergy season in full swing, the coronavirus pandemic is causing more hesitation for allergy sufferers who would normally go to a doctor or hospital for treatment. “Sinus and allergy season is here,” Beven said. Some foods to consumeAntioxidants help shield cells from oxidative stress. Bioflavonoids enhance the action of Vitamin C and supports blood circulation, which can aid in fighting allergies, viruses or arthritis. These help keep the gut healthy, which is important since 80% of immunity resides in the gut.