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Sinus Resources

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Sinus Resources

Whether you’ve been suffering with sinus issues for years or sinus symptoms snuck up on you out of the blue, knowledge is power. Take advantage of Dr. Malis’ sinus resources to kick-start your Balloon Sinuplasty research, watch informational videos, take sinus quizzes, and more.

Click on our sinus resources and see how you can take your first step toward sinus relief.

  • Balloon Sinuplasty Technology
  • Balloon Sinuplasty Explanation Video
  • MedScape – Balloon Sinuplasty
  • WebMD – Sinusitus: What Increases Your Risk
  • Antihistamines, Decongestants, and “Cold Remedies”
  • Allergic Rhinitis (“Hay Fever”)
  • Balloon Sinuplasty

How Bad Are Your Sinus Symptoms?

Answer the questions for a basic evaluation of your sinus symptoms, and your score will help to determine your next step.

No problem  Very
mild problem 
Mild or slight problem  Moderate problem  Severe problem  Problem as bad as it can be
0 1 2 3 4 5
1. Need to blow nose
2. Sneezing
3. Runny nose
4. Cough
5. Post-nasal discharge
6. Thick nasal discharge
7. Ear fullness
8. Dizziness
9. Ear pain
10. Facial pain / pressure
No problem  Very
mild problem 
Mild or slight problem  Moderate problem  Severe problem  Problem as bad as it can be
0 1 2 3 4 5
11. Difficulty falling asleep
12. Wake up at night
13. Lack of sleep
14. Wake up tired
15. Fatigue
16. Reduced productivity
17. Reduced concentration
18. Frustrated / restless / irritable
19. Sad
20. Embarrassed
SCORE:

 

Score Evaluation Recommended Next Step
0 to 10 No problem to mild problem No actions necessary or symptoms can be treated with OTC medication.
11 to 40 Moderate problem An appointment with a specialist or your PCP is recommended and/or prescription medicine can be taken to treat symptoms.
41 to 69 Moderate to severe An appointment with a specialist or your PCP is recommended and/or prescription medicine can be taken to treat symptoms.
70 to 100 Severe to “as bad as it can be” And appointment with a specialist is recommended, treatment to be determined by doctor. Possible surgical candidate.
*The SNOT score evaluation is to be used as a guide and not a physician’s diagnosis. Treatment to be determined by doctor upon appointment. Schedule a consultation today with Dr. Malis.

News Bulletin

  • Dr. Malis is the 1st in Florida to Offer 3D Navigation Technology to Balloon Sinuplasty Patients
  • Dr. Malis featured in Space Coast Medicine Magazine, “Balloon Sinuplasty Is Revolutionary Procedure”
  • Dr. Malis now performs in-office Balloon Sinuplasty™ for Chronic Sinusitus Sufferers

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