April 1, 2024 Struggling with sinus inflammation can significantly impact your quality of life, especially when it interferes with your ability to get a good night’s sleep. From congestion to facial pressure, sinus issues can disrupt your sleep patterns and leave you feeling fatigued and frustrated. However, emerging technologies in bioelectronic medicine offer promising solutions to alleviate symptoms of sinus inflammation and promote better sleep. In this blog post, we’ll explore the connection between sinus problems and sleep disturbances, and delve into how bioelectronic medicine can provi ..read more

As the vibrant colors of spring start to paint the world anew, for many, this season also brings a less pleasant visitor: allergies. Spring allergies can turn the joy of blooming flowers and budding trees into a dreaded experience of congestion, sinus pain, and discomfort. While traditional remedies like antihistamines and nasal sprays offer relief to some, others seek more innovative solutions to manage their symptoms effectively. One such groundbreaking option gaining traction is bioelectronic medicine, offering a promising alternative for those seeking relief beyond conventional methods. Un ..read more

As temperatures continue to stay low, many of us find ourselves combatting the common winter woes – sinus pressure, sinus pain, and nasal congestion. While reaching for relief is a natural instinct, it’s crucial to choose the right products tailored to specific symptoms. In this blog, we’ll explore the effectiveness of medication, nasal sprays, and bioelectronic sinus devices, shedding light on what works and what to watch out for. Medication: A Closer Look: Not all medications are created equal, and many consumers just grab something at the drug store without realizing the product is not addr ..read more

As we approach the winter season in 2024, it’s important to be mindful of the ongoing threat of viral infections. With temperatures dropping and more time spent indoors in crowded spaces, the common cold, flu, and Covid-19 can still easily spread. Vaccinations for both flu and Covid are crucial, especially for high-risk populations. It’s important to prioritize these vaccinations to protect yourself and others. For individuals with allergies, Dr. Annie Chern, Family Medicine Physician at Stanford Health Care and Medical Advisory Board member of Tivic Health, recommends taking extra measures, p ..read more

With winter weather coming, many people who suffer from sinus congestion are seeking remedies for sinus flare-ups, which are often aggravated by indoor environments, cold and flu season, and allergies. However, familiar over-the-counter (OTC) medicines may not be offered in the near future due to the recent news that a panel of U.S. health experts found that many widely used products containing phenylephrine are ineffective. According to a Yale School of Medicine news article: “A U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) advisory committee unanimously concluded that phenylephrine, an ingredient ..read more

On a beautiful, warm summer day, you may least expect to have a scratchy throat, sneezing, and congestion, though it’s entirely possible to experience the common cold or allergy symptoms during this time of year. Most seasonal allergy sufferers experience discomfort during springtime when trees pollinate. But others who are allergic to grass or ragweed can develop allergy symptoms like itchy eyes and sneezing well into the summer. When the weather turns warm, the viruses that cause most colds tend to shift. Summer colds are largely caused by enteroviruses, which trigger upper respiratory sympt ..read more

May is Asthma and Allergy Awareness Month! We are putting a spotlight on useful things to know about these two medical conditions and more in the coming weeks.    Seasonal allergies and asthma can make you miserable. And although they can overlap and share common triggers, they are very different medical conditions. Dr. Alan Goldsobel, of Allergy and Asthma Associates of Northern California, and Tivic Health Medical Board Member, answers our questions regarding the differences between allergies, and asthma, how seasonality impacts these conditions and more.   1. Is there a link ..read more

Spotlight on Spring Allergies on the West Coast   Stormy days put a damper on outdoor plans and on top of that, the weather can also affect a range of health conditions from headaches to asthma and allergies. According to Dr. Alan Goldsobel of Allergy and Asthma Associates of Northern California, and Tivic Health Medical Advisory Board Member, “Heavier rainfall this year is anticipated to bring higher pollen levels much earlier this spring. During steady rainfall, pollen is washed away and kept from flying through the air – which can improve allergic rhinoconjunctivitis symptoms (nose and ..read more

If seasonal allergies are keeping you up at night, you’re certainly not alone. In a study published by the Journal of the American Medical Association (JAMA), allergy sufferers are more than twice as likely to have insomnia than those without allergies. According to Howard Levine, MD, Director of the Cleveland Nasal Sinus and Sleep Center, and Tivic Health medical advisory board member, “Allergies can affect many parts of the body. One of these is the nose – allergies can cause nasal congestion and obstruction, and when this happens, it can be difficult to breathe through the nose. A blocked n ..read more

The connection between the mind, body, and soul plays an integral role in our overall health and well-being. Our emotions, experiences, habits, and actions play a part in mind-body harmony and wellness. So today we kick off the new year by celebrating International Mind-Body Wellness Day with a focus on bioelectronic medicine’s role in providing personalized care with drug-free treatment options for people who suffer from chronic conditions such as headaches, anxiety, and seasonal allergies. Bioelectronic medicine (neurotechnology) – the use of small amounts of electrical or other forms of sti ..read more