Breathe Through Your Nose: What You Need to Know About Modern Treatments for Nose Diseases

There are many stereotypes about nose diseases. Sinusitis means there will be a puncture, in spring if your nose is running, look for an allergy, if you've lost your sense of smell, you need to treat coronavirus, not see an otolaryngologist. In fact, our sense of smell is more complex than it seems. One should at least have a general understanding of what happens to the nose if a runny nose doesn't go away, if it's hard to breathe at night, or if there is frequent nosebleeds, and most importantly, how modern evidence-based medicine can help you.
Ivan Leskov, an otolaryngologist with thirty years of experience, explains the most common problems with the nose and their solutions in a clear and humorous way. By reading his book, you will become knowledgeable about ENT: you'll learn why the nose resembles a tent, why a headache occurs with a runny nose, what a “cuckoo” is, whether it's necessary to operate on a deviated septum, and how allergic rhinitis is treated.