you might have empty nose syndrome (ENS). The term was introduced in 1994 to describe an empty space inside your nasal cavity after surgery. Here’s a look at what ENS looks and feels like ...

Similarly, sufferers of a medical condition called empty-nose syndrome, say they found out the hard way that the area inside of your nose and above the roof of your mouth can provide a baseline ...

Chris Supalla, tossing and turning with a stuffy nose, was advised by several doctors that a simple nasal surgery could help him get some rest — but afterward, he lost more than sleep.

When Erika Schneider had surgery to address a common nasal complaint in the early 2000s, she was expecting a relatively speedy recovery. The operation to fix her allergy symptoms and snoring was ...

Panicked and pacing, she checked the internet. The news was scary. She had Empty Nose Syndrome, or ENS. The rare iatrogenic condition — one caused by medical treatment — afflicts a tiny subset ...

“empty nose syndrome,” in which patients develop relentless and severe nasal congestion and significantly restricted breathing through the nose. ENS is not a well-understood disorder and is a ...

But instead of getting a better night’s sleep, the 32-year-old was left suffering after developing a disorder called Empty Nose Syndrome (ENS). ENS can be a complication of any nasal surgery ...

One such condition is called “empty nose syndrome.” While many doctors are unfamiliar with this condition and don’t understand how best to treat or diagnose it, some doctors have made ...

The Washington Post quotes Eugene Kern about “Empty Nose Syndrome,” a disorder Kern discovered at the Mayo clinic in 1994. “They have to breathe through the mouth. You no longer get the feeling of ...

Empty nose syndrome is a rare disorder affecting the nose and nasal passages. People with this condition will have normal-appearing, clear nasal passages, yet they will experience a wide range of ...