Endoscopic sinus surgery is performed through your nose. It’s not pretty. You may hear a crunching sound as some bone is removed.
During the procedure, blood and mucus may rush down the back of your throat.
But why is this outdated procedure still being suggested? It was originally developed when we did not have a deeper understanding of antibacterial or infectious solutions.
What is not commonly known is that even if you have a Sinus Surgery. Your symptoms may reoccur again. Let’s explore why.