Sinus Infection

Sinus infections are usually curable with self-care measures and medical treatment. If you are having recurrent attacks, you should be evaluated for underlying causes (such as nasal polyps or another structural problem).
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Symptoms of sinus infection include a feeling of pressure or pain around the eyes or across the cheekbones and a yellow or green discharge from the nose.
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SINUS INFECTION ONE POSSIBLE CAUSE OF SON'S SYMPTOMS
Question: Our son gets frequent colds. He seems to spend all winter with a runny nose. Do his frequent colds mean he has something wrong with his immune system?
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- Sinus infection produces a discharge with a bad odor. If you have sinus trouble, this may be the cause of your bad breath.
- Do not eat spicy foods.
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As the sinus infection clears up, the sinus headaches should disappear. In the meantime, over-the-counter pain relievers, decongestants and saline nasal spray might help you feel better. Use these products only as directed.
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Chronic sinus infection; Chronic sinusitis
Causes, incidence, and risk factors: ...
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Colds and sinus infections
Allergies
Tobacco smoke or other irritants
Infected or overgrown adenoids
Excess mucus and saliva produced during teething ...
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Sometimes, a sinus infection happens after an upper respiratory infection (URI) or common cold. The URI causes inflammation of the nasal passages that can block the opening of the paranasal sinuses, and result in a sinus infection.
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Prognosis for sinus infections is usually excellent, although some individuals may find that they are particularly prone to contracting such infections after a cold. Fungal sinusitis, however, has a relatively high death rate.
Prevention ...
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Anyone can get a sinus infection, but those who are born with a deviated septum or an especially narrow sinus opening -- or those who have suffered an injury to their nose -- are most susceptible.
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Sinus Infection - Learn about sinus infections and inflammation of the sinuses (also known as sinusitis) with information written by doctors for patients. Includes causes, symptoms, diagnosis, and complications of sinus infection. Source:MedicineNet ...
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Sinus infections. Thick or green mucus does not always mean a sinus infection. Antibiotics may be needed for some long lasting or severe cases.
Sore throat. Most sore throats are caused by viruses. Strep throat is treated with antibiotics.
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Blocked sinuses that do not clear.
A sinus infection.
Nosebleeds.
A lump or sore that doesn't heal inside the nose.
Frequent headaches or sinus pain.
Swelling or other trouble with the eyes.
Pain in the upper teeth.
Dentures that no longer fit well.
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Known commonly as bad breath, halitosis may also be indicative of lung or sinus infection, uremia, or cirrhosis of the liver. The minty odor of acetone on the breath is a symptom of diabetes mellitus.
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Inflammation of the sinuses , with causes ranging from dust to hayfever . Obstinate cases can be caused by chronic sinus infections or the continued exposure to allergens from food , pets or environmental irritants.
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See your doctor if you experience:
Difficulty breathing for any reason
Frequent sinus infections
Pressure or pain in your face ...
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Children's Tylenol Sinus (acetaminophen and pseudoephedrine) OTC; specifically formulated to treat sinus infection in children. Mfg: McNeil Consumer Products division of Johnson & Johnson. Source: PR Newswire - 10/09/97.
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Other symptoms of this condition include snoring, mouth breathing, frequent ear and sinus infections, sore throat, choking, and daytime drowsiness.
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Infection is usually caused by bacteria (Staphylococcus), but may be secondary to a fungal or viral infection. Epidural abscess can occur secondary to a chronic ear or sinus infection, penetrating head injury, or mastoiditis.
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