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Sinus congestion (sometimes known as head congestion) can occur if you have a sinus infection, which is also known as acute sinusitis. This condition causes the cavities around your nasal passages and sinuses to become inflamed and swollen, which interferes with drainage and causes mucus to build up. Sinus Congestion...
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Chronic sinusitis is a persistent sinus infection lasting anywhere from 12 weeks to years or one that recurs more than twice within one year. Chronic sinusitis is also called chronic rhinosinusitis and is characterized by the inflammation or swelling of the sinuses, which are the air-filled spaces tucked within your...
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Sinusitis occurs for many reasons, but most of the time it is caused by an exposure to an illness, allergen, or pollutant. While many factors may extend beyond your realm of control, such as being female or elderly, you may be able to prevent other factors. There is no proven...
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Sinusitis is the inflammation of the sinuses, which means the empty spaces among the bones surrounding your nose and eyes are most likely plugged, swollen, and painful. There are two main types of sinusitis: acute and chronic. Acute sinusitis is more common and usually follows the occurrence of a...
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Sinusitis is the inflammation and infection of the sinuses, which are the hollow cavities or spaces in your skull that surround your nose and eyes. Normally, the sinuses function like pockets of air that assist your nose in warming, moistening, and filtering the air you breathe. Because your sinuses...
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Acute sinusitis is the most common form of sinusitis, which is otherwise known as a sinus infection. Acute means your sinusitis developed suddenly and will resolve fairly quickly. Although four to twelve weeks may seem like an endless misery, it isn’t horrible compared to the months or years that chronic...
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Sinusitis is characterized by the inflammation of the sinuses, the mucous-lined pockets of air that are among the bones surrounding your nose and eyes. Normally, the sinuses drain mucous and assist the nasal passages in warming, moistening, and filtering the air you breathe. But sometimes the passages of the sinuses become...
Sinus congestion (sometimes known as head congestion) can occur if you have a sinus infection, which is also known as acute sinusitis. This condition causes the cavities around your nasal passages and sinuses to become inflamed and swollen, which interferes with drainage and causes mucus to build up. Sinus Congestion...
Chronic sinusitis is a persistent sinus infection lasting anywhere from 12 weeks to years or one that recurs more than twice within one year. Chronic sinusitis is also called chronic rhinosinusitis and is characterized by the inflammation or swelling of the sinuses, which are the air-filled spaces tucked within your...
Sinusitis occurs for many reasons, but most of the time it is caused by an exposure to an illness, allergen, or pollutant. While many factors may extend beyond your realm of control, such as being female or elderly, you may be able to prevent other factors. There is no proven...
Sinusitis is the inflammation of the sinuses, which means the empty spaces among the bones surrounding your nose and eyes are most likely plugged, swollen, and painful. There are two main types of sinusitis: acute and chronic. Acute sinusitis is more common and usually follows the occurrence of a...
Sinusitis is the inflammation and infection of the sinuses, which are the hollow cavities or spaces in your skull that surround your nose and eyes. Normally, the sinuses function like pockets of air that assist your nose in warming, moistening, and filtering the air you breathe. Because your sinuses...
Acute sinusitis is the most common form of sinusitis, which is otherwise known as a sinus infection. Acute means your sinusitis developed suddenly and will resolve fairly quickly. Although four to twelve weeks may seem like an endless misery, it isn’t horrible compared to the months or years that chronic...
Sinusitis is characterized by the inflammation of the sinuses, the mucous-lined pockets of air that are among the bones surrounding your nose and eyes. Normally, the sinuses drain mucous and assist the nasal passages in warming, moistening, and filtering the air you breathe. But sometimes the passages of the sinuses become...