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   Nose and Sinus Inflammation in Dogs Print
Treatment
The use of a humidifier can sometimes loosen nasal mucus, making it easier to drain. Chronic inflammation is rarely curable but it can be treated on an ongoing basis.
If there is a bacterial infection present, antibiotics are the first course of action. Otherwise, medication will be prescribed to treat the underlying cause for the inflammation.
Living and Management
Ongoing maintenance will be dependent upon the underlying medical condition. Related ArticlesChronic Inflammation of the Bronchi in Dogs Chronic bronchitis, also known as chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD), occurs... READ MORE Intestinal Virus (Reovirus) Infection in Dogs A reovirus infection is caused by a group of viruses that contain double-stranded... READ MORE Pneumonia (Aspiration) in Dogs Aspiration (or inhalation) pneumonia is a condition in which a dog's lungs become... READ MORE
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