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Chronic Sinusitis Symptoms
The symptoms of sinusitis depend on which sinus group is affected. Ethmoid sinusitis produces a severe headache and pain behind the between the eyes. People sometimes mistake it for a migraine. Frontal sinusitis produces a headache in the center of the forehead. Maxillary sinusitis produces a headache, toothache, and pain in the cheeks and just below the eyes. Sphenoid sinusitis may produce pain in the front or back of the head. Its’ effects do not always occur in well-defined areas.
In addition, sinusitis sufferers may suffer from fatigue, malaise, chills, nasal congestion, and cough. The nasal membrane is red and swollen, and there may be a yellow or green discharge from the nose. Postnasal drip may develop as mucus from the sinuses drips down the back of the throat instead of draining through the nose. If the mucus affects the bronchial tubes, chronic bronchitis may result. If a fever is present, the infection has spread beyond the sinuses.
I found that local applications of heat have helped me cope and alleviate some of these symptoms. Doing the following treatment first thing in the morning allowed me to breathe better while I got ready to go to work:
Buy real sea salt, such as celtic sea salt. Get a bowl full of really hot water, melt the sea salt in it. Put a large towel over your head so you're creating a tent like shape over your head. Breathe the salt vapor and do that for 15 minutes once a day or more if needed. It helps greatly to open up the breathing passages.
The rest of the pages on my website will teach you all the things I have done to finally heal my chronic sinusitis for good.
References:
Cichoke, Anthony J. (1999). The Complete Book Of Enzyme Therapy. Avery Publishing Group, Garden City Park: New York.
In addition, sinusitis sufferers may suffer from fatigue, malaise, chills, nasal congestion, and cough. The nasal membrane is red and swollen, and there may be a yellow or green discharge from the nose. Postnasal drip may develop as mucus from the sinuses drips down the back of the throat instead of draining through the nose. If the mucus affects the bronchial tubes, chronic bronchitis may result. If a fever is present, the infection has spread beyond the sinuses.
I found that local applications of heat have helped me cope and alleviate some of these symptoms. Doing the following treatment first thing in the morning allowed me to breathe better while I got ready to go to work:
Buy real sea salt, such as celtic sea salt. Get a bowl full of really hot water, melt the sea salt in it. Put a large towel over your head so you're creating a tent like shape over your head. Breathe the salt vapor and do that for 15 minutes once a day or more if needed. It helps greatly to open up the breathing passages.
The rest of the pages on my website will teach you all the things I have done to finally heal my chronic sinusitis for good.
References:
Cichoke, Anthony J. (1999). The Complete Book Of Enzyme Therapy. Avery Publishing Group, Garden City Park: New York.
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