Chronic Sinusitis Sufferers Deal with Repeat Surgeries
If you suffer from chronic sinusitis, you’ve heard it all before: you need surgery. Then, a couple of years later, you feel the same as you did before. The cycle of misery never seems to end. Finally, there is a treatment option that can provide you with long-lasting relief.
PROPEL®: The Recurrent Chronic Sinusitis Treatment Option
The PROPEL® sinus stent is an FDA-approved treatment option that is placed in the sinuses after surgery. It promotes healing and reduces the need for repeat surgeries by locally delivering a drug to the sinuses.¹ You might be a good candidate for PROPEL® if:
- You suffer from ethmoid sinus issues
- You suffer from frontal sinus issues
- You suffer from maxillary sinus issues
- You are 18 or older
- You are not allergic to the drug used in PROPEL® or certain polymers
Learn More About PROPEL® by Intersect ENT.
Stop Treating Chronic Sinusitis Symptoms. Treat the Source
Sinus surgery with PROPEL® is clinically proven to provide relief by targeting inflammation, the primary characteristic of chronic sinusitis.² See how PROPEL® works in three easy steps.
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DELIVERS
DISSOLVES
Can PROPEL® Treat my Chronic Sinusitis?
To see if you are a candidate for PROPEL®, a board-certified ENT doctor will need to complete a full exam, including medical history, physical exam, possibly a CT scan, and/or other imaging tests. Once a thorough exam has been completed, your ENT may recommend PROPEL® as a treatment option. The PROPEL® sinus stint comes with risks including pain/pressure, movement of the implant, drug interaction side effects, infection, and/or nosebleed. With Ascentist Healthcare, you can decide if PROPEL® is the best option for your chronic sinusitis. It’s time to stop suffering and dreading repeat sinus surgeries. Schedule today and find out if PROPEL® can get you back to living your life.
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