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Injecting bleach, taking a hot bath, and laying out in the sun have all been falsely touted as treatments for Covid. Surprisingly, science has shown that rinsing your nose with baby shampoo may be an effective way to prevent the spread of the disease.

Do you have trouble breathing? Maybe you should drink more milk. Medical researchers have discovered that vitamin D deficiency can result in nasal polyps which can cause nasal obstruction and make breathing more difficult.) READ MORE…

This spring you might be wondering if your runny nose is caused by seasonal allergies or the Coronavirus. A telehealth consultation with Dr. Caballero can help identify the cause of your symptoms and put your mind at ease. READ MORE…

Regardless of which state you live in, you can now schedule a video visit with Dr. Caballero for sinus issues, respiratory allergies, and other breathing problems. READ MORE...

Oprah (and Dr. Oz) recommend using the Neti pot for irrigating the nasal sinuses. Why is rinsing the sinuses so beneficial for nasal congestion? READ MORE...

Does your nose get as red as Rudolph's during the holiday season? You may be suffering from what is loosely termed a "Christmas tree allergy." READ MORE...

Do you snore loudly? Do you wake up at night gasping for breath? Are you exhausted when you get up in the morning? You may be suffering from a condition known as sleep apnea. READ MORE…

Red pepper in a variety of forms is commonly touted as a cure for sinus infections and other nasal conditions. Does it really work? READ MORE...

Do you have a sinus infection or just a cold? A new breathalyzer gadget may soon tell your doctor whether or not you have sinus disease. READ MORE…

Science says: rinsing your nose with Manuka honey kills bacteria that cause sinus infections. READ MORE…

The surprising reason you may be soon putting BOTOX® up your nose. READ MORE...

Allergy drops are an excellent option if you don't like shots, don't have time for extra doctors appointments, like to manage your own care at home and while traveling, or are worried about serious side effects. READ MORE...

Do you go to the doctor painful allergy shots? You may want to consider allergy drops (aka sublingual immunotherapy) which you can easily place under your tongue at home. That means fewer trips to the doctor and no more painful injections. READ MORE...