Sinusitis is when your sinuses are infected or inflamed causing pain. The pain will vary depending on which part of your sinuses are affected. Also in most cases people with sinusitis have thick nasal discharge that is yellow, green or blood tinged. Most cases of acute sinusitis start with the common cold which turns into a bacterial infection.
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The content in this page is not a substitute for professional medical advice. If you think you have Sinusitis, please consult your doctor.
Sinusitis Discussion and Blogs
Natural Holistic Health Blog: Healing Salt Remedy for Sinusitis
Google Groups: Sinusitis Discussion Group
Families.com: Sinusitis Blogs
Topix: Sinusitis Forums
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Fast Facts
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Also known as a Sinus Infection or Rhinosinusitis
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Can be acute, subacute or chronic
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Some symptoms include
pain or pressure in the face, stuffy or runny nose, headache, fever and cough that produces mucus
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Some treatments include
Steam to relieve nasal congestion, decongestants, pain relievers
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Prevention
Treat nasal congestion promptly, avoid people who have colds, avoid breathing dry air
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Most cases are acute only lasting up to 4 weeks
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Affects 37 million Americans every year
