Sinusitis Treatment Blog
Take Care of Your Sinuses During Allergy Season
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Cold or Sinusitis?
According to the National Center for Health Statistics, sinusitis is the number one chronic illness for all age groups in the United States. Sinusitis, also called a sinus infection, is an inflammation of the lining of the nose and sinuses. The infection can be bacterial or viral, causing extremely unpleasant side effects. However, many people…
Chronic Nasal Issues Affecting Daily Life
A typical sinus infection that a person receives medical treatment for lasts for about two weeks (once treatment begins). For those who have a cold or the flu along with a sinus infection, the symptoms may last for a few weeks. However, many people suffer from persistent nasal issues that last for 12 weeks or…
Winter and Your Sinuses
Many people only associate sinus trouble with spring allergy season or fall hay fever. However, all weather changes can bring about bothersome sinusitis symptoms. In fact, many people who suffer from sinusitis year round find that their symptoms are actually worse during the winter. There are certain factors that can cause the sinuses to be…
Frequent Runny Nose
For those with a frequent runny or stuffy nose, it can seem like there will never be an end to the number of tissues you use. A runny nose is typically a bothersome symptom that occurs as a result of a cold or other viral infection and goes away within a couple of weeks. However,…
Cold Weather and Your Sinuses
With cold weather settling in here in New York, many people are finding that their sinuses are giving them trouble. Not all sinus issues in fall and winter are the result of flu season. Sinusitis is an inflammation of the sinuses and can be caused by infection, allergy, or injury. Cold weather typically brings in…
Brace Yourself for Fall Allergy Season
Autumn has arrived bringing in football season, weekend adventures, and fall allergy season. Millions of Americans suffer from hay fever, with the highest onset being in October. If you’ve ever wondered why some people suffer from allergies while others do not, it is due to an anomaly in the immune system. While the immune system…
Sinusitis and Headaches
One of the most frustrating things to occur to anyone on the planet is a congested nose that you cannot breathe out of. You can blow your nose 100 times in one day, but you cannot clear the stuffy congestion. Sinusitis causes the sinuses to become inflamed and swollen, which causes mucus to build up….
ClariFix – A Possible Solution For Your Chronic Rhinitis
Chronic rhinitis is a post-nasal drip, which is mucus accumulation in the back of your nose and throat. This accumulation drips down from the back of your nose, hence the name “post-nasal drip.” This drip can cause other symptoms to arise, such as a sore throat, cough, or persistent clearing of the throat. The condition…
Summer’s Humidity And Your Sinuses
It’s July in New York! It’s such a fun time of year to celebrate our nation and to be outside. If you struggle with sinus issues, New York’s humidity could be causing you problems, and it’s not a fun time at all. July’s humidity in New York can be brutal. Current Results explains Humidity Levels in…
