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A sinus infection, also known as sinusitis, can be caused by either a viral or bacterial infection and can be acute (short-term) or chronic (long-lasting). The treatment for a sinus infection may vary depending on the cause and severity of the infection. Here are some general steps to consider if you suspect you have a sinus infection:

Consult a Healthcare Provider:

Rest and Hydration:

Pain and Fever Management:

Nasal Saline Irrigation:

Nasal Decongestants:

Antibiotics (If Bacterial):

Avoid Triggers:

Warm Compress:

Steam Inhalation:

Surgery (in Some Cases):

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18y ago

Sinus infections usually occur when sinuses become blocked, making the warm, moist, mucus-filled sinus cavity a perfect medium in which viruses or bacteria can grow. Although neither a cold nor an allergy flare-up causes sinus infections, there is a link. These conditions may cause inflammation in the sinus cavity and prevent sinuses from draining properly. This blockage can potentially lead to congestion and infection. It's important, therefore, to notify your doctor when cold or allergy symptoms seem to hang on longer than usual (7-10 days).

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13y ago

Well I sympathize with you for having a sinus infection, not a nice thing to have at all.

There are many remedies to combat sinus infections such as Hepar Sulph it is used to treat the discharge of thick, green mucus that's associated with sinus infections. Pulsatilla is good for the pain and Silica is good if it is allergy associated. So as you can see a little more info would be needed to give a correct remedy. But if you dont have the money to go and see a homeopath, Hepar Sulph would be a good place to start.

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11y ago

One of the causes of sinus infections is consuming dairy products. Dairy thickens mucous and creates mucous overload. Sinus passages get clogged and infection sets in.

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13y ago

A sinus infection is generally cleared up by antibiotics.

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11y ago

your nose hurts and under your eyes stings

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10y ago

Keep your sinus cavity clear using a sterile saline solution. You should avois nose sprays except for saline solutions.

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15y ago

Use sinus rinse

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11y ago

antibiotics saline mist

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