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SINUVA for nasal polyps
Frustrated by nasal polyps and sinus congestion? Your nose may feel blocked. You may have trouble breathing through your nose. You could also have a diminished sense of smell.
E.N.T. doctor Joshua Light in Boynton Beach, Florida, can help. He offers a simple, in-office procedure for patients who suffer from repeat nasal polyps.
It’s called the SINUVA™ (mometasone furoate) Sinus Stent. SINUVA is proven to reduce polyps, nasal congestion and nasal obstruction—without surgery! And it’s typically covered by most insurance plans.
Get your priority appointment now
For a limited time, Dr. Light is offering priority scheduling for SINUVA evaluations. During your appointment, he’ll listen to your concerns, conduct a thorough exam and fully explain your options. Request your appointment by completing the short form on this page.
You can also schedule by phone at 561.556.4883.
How SINUVA works
SINUVA is a sinus stent that treats nasal polyps without surgery. During a routine office visit, Dr. Light numbs the patient’s nose and sinuses. Then he places SINUVA in the sinus cavity—right through the nostril. No surgery needed!
The stent’s innovative design provides a 2-in-1 approach. It’s designed to open in the sinus cavity and release anti-inflammatory medicine to treat nasal polyps for up to 90 days.
For more information about SINUVA, visit SINUVA.com. For education and resources on chronic sinusitis and chronic sinusitis treatment options, visit MySinusitis.com.
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Before treatment
Before choosing a treatment
Before recommending a procedure, your clinician will assess the cause of your symptoms. Ask how the findings, your health history and your goals affect the recommendation.
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Discussing treatment
- 1Discuss your symptoms
Tell your clinician about your health history and treatments you have already tried.
- 2Have an examination
Your clinician will examine the area related to your symptoms.
- 3Discuss testing
Your clinician may recommend tests when they are needed to assess your symptoms.
- 4Review treatment options
Ask about nonsurgical care, possible procedures and the alternatives.
03 · Discuss treatment
Ask which options apply to you.
People with similar symptoms may need different treatments. Ask your clinician what is causing your symptoms, which options are appropriate and what the benefits and drawbacks are.