Sinusitis Guide

What is sinusitis?

Sinusitis, sometimes called a sinus infection, is an inflammation of the paranasal sinuses, the air filled cavities that surround the… [more]

What are the symptoms of sinusitis?

The symptoms of sinusitis include: nasal congestion drainage of a thick, yellow or greenish mucus down the back of the… [more]

What causes sinusitis?

Sinusitis occurs when the mucus membranes that line the sinuses become inflamed. The sinuses are four pairs of air-filled cavities… [more]

Who is at risk for sinusitis?

Anyone can get sinusitis, but several risk factors make developing the condition more likely, including: Anatomic abnormalities of the nose… [more]

How do I know if I have sinusitis?

If you suspect you may have sinusitis, see the doctor to obtain a diagnosis and treatment if necessary. The doctor… [more]

What treatments are available for sinusitis?

Many cases of acute sinusitis will resolve on their own, without the need for any medications. This is especially true… [more]

How can I prevent sinusitis?

Despite your best efforts you may not be able to prevent the occurrence of sinusitis. However, there are some things… [more]

When should I seek medical care?

If you have sinus symptoms that last longer than your other cold symptoms and don't seem to be getting any… [more]

More information about sinusitis

Healia Resources Online health communities for sinusitis Web search for sinusitis Medical journals search for sinusitis Clinical trials search for… [more]

Last modified February 3rd, 2009

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