Nasal congestion does more than just block nasal airflow—it can disrupt sleep, interfere with productivity, and reduce daily comfort—especially when symptoms become chronic. Here at New England Breathe Free, we have a deep understanding of how persistent nasal congestion affects your overall well-being, and we are deeply committed to helping you find answers and solutions to this ongoing problem.
I Want to Find Out More About Persistent Congestion
At New England Breathe Free, we have a team of board-certified physicians, ENT specialists, and allergy experts on board. Our team is dedicated to finding answers and providing patient-first care and evidence-based solutions. We use advanced and minimally invasive technologies to help patients manage persistent nasal congestion and improve quality of life.
Nasal congestion occurs as a result of the inflammation of the tissues lining the nasal and sinus passages. Excess mucus production, which leads to blockage, is also a leading cause. Several factors contribute to nasal congestion, including:
Understanding the underlying cause of nasal congestion is crucial in determining the most effective treatment for relief.
Here at New England Breathe Free, we take time to understand your symptoms and what’s causing them. We perform comprehensive testing as well as a detailed evaluation of your health history, environment, and lifestyle to gain a comprehensive view of your symptoms and contributing factors that may be influencing your condition.
Our diagnosis may include:
After diagnosis, we create a personalized treatment plan. We take into consideration the root cause of the congestion, as well as the severity of your symptoms.
Here at New England Breathe Free, our goal is to go beyond symptom relief by exploring long-term management strategies that support sinus health. Whether your nasal congestion results from allergies, infections, or structural issues, our team is here to help you find the answers and guide you toward potential solutions to manage symptoms and support better breathing.
Individual results may vary.
The effectiveness of treatments can differ based on individual circumstances.