Can sinusitis be prevented?
The prevention of sinusitis depends on it’s cause and there is no single sure shot way of preventing it. A combination of the following precautions
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Do painkillers help in easing swelling pain associated with sinusitis?
Sinusitis leads to pressure build up in your facial area near nose where sinuses are present and painkillers are useful in relieving the pressure and
Do nasal sprays help with sinusitis?
Nasal sprays help provide temporary relief from nasal congestion. Your doctor might recommend using one to relieve symptoms along with medication. Overuse of nasal decongestants
What are the risks of Sinus surgery?
With the latest advancements in surgical techniques, sinus surgery does not leave any scars or incisions. In case of endoscopic techniques such as Balloon Sinuplasty
When do I need sinus surgery?
Your doctor might recommend sinus surgery in the following cases – If you are having recurring episodes or chronic sinusitis If there is no improvement
Does surgery cure Sinusitis permanently?
Sinus surgery is one part of the treatment plan recommended by your Sinus Doctor based on the nature of your sinusitis. Sinus surgery helps clear
Sinusitis in Children
Most of the triggers of Sinusitis are common for children and adults for a few exceptions. Allergies Passive smoke Inhalation of dust and pollution Contracting
What happens if sinusitis is left untreated?
In case of acute sinusitis chances are your sinuses may drain naturally over a period of time, albeit some discomfort and congestion. In case of
Are Asthma & Sinusitis linked?
For lots of people, sinus infections — or sinusitis — and asthma go together. According to the Asthma and Allergy Foundation of America, as many
What are the common Sinusitis triggers?
Sinusitis can be triggered by multiple reasons such as bacterial infection, allergy, etc. The most common sinusitis triggers are as follows – Bacterial or viral
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