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John McGrath
DO, FACOO
Physician

Elizabeth Aspell
AuD, CCC-A
Audiologist
Breathing Clearly Starts With Proper Nasal Function
A deviated septum can do more than just make breathing difficult—it can affect your ability to smell, sleep, and feel your best. When airflow through the nose is blocked or uneven, it can lead to chronic inflammation, mucus buildup, and recurring sinus infections, all of which impact your sense of smell. If you’re noticing ongoing nasal congestion or changes in your ability to detect odors, it may be time to see an ENT specialist.