Cause of eye irritation n sinusitis after staying in a/c room?Ways to cure or treat it? Thanks?
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It is probably hay fever. Get eye drops.  However, for quick relief, try putting and ice pack or cold pack on your eyes. It will relieve the discomfort a bit.
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What symptoms do you have?  If your nose is running all the time, try some antihistimes, if stuffed, decongestants.  If you have green or yellow discharge you need an antibiotic, call the dr definitely.\n\nIf it's allergy or just weather sinus, you can try different things.  Zicam is a natural zinc product you can get in Walmart or drug stores that helps open up and keep open sinus passages.  Cold-eeze brand zinc is good too.  Silver water is very good along with saline sprays to prevent stuffiness and keep sinus infections at bay.  Products like Vicks, that have menthol, even the cough drops are good for the nose and throat as well.  Robitussin makes a great light menthol orange vitamin C cough drop that give you your daily dose and helps sinus too.  I use those.  For eyedrops, if your eyes bother you with sinus too, try the "tears" formula's, because those help moisturize the eyes and flush out pollens.  Air filters help too especially if they have hepa filters, so do air conditioners.  If it's allergy related, you can also keep your mattress covered in plastic and use special hypoallergenic pillow cases.  Wash all bedding in hot water, take a shower before bed as that washes off pollens.  Also, vacuum you mattress, you'd be surprized at all the dirt and dust that comes out, do that before you seal it.  Good luck!\n\nPS I forgot, you can get a netti pot or nebulizer to use to flush the sinus cavities, netti pots cost about $8.00, Walmart and drug stores sell them.  Nebulizers cost more about $30.00, I use silver water in mine.
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Adding humidity will help,especially if you can and it to your furnace (accuair is its name) you can try nasal sprays like afrin,but you HAVE to follow the directions on it or try lightly rubbing vasoline inside your nose right before you retire for the night.But humidity is the biggest thing to try and add.Good luck
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Your first task is to find out why you do this.  Your doctor is your best ally here.  Once you find out why, then you and your doc can start to work on a solution.\n\nYou owe it to yourself to see a doctor on this one.  There are many possibilities, ranging from the benign (dust or an allergy of some kind), to the serious (sinus problems, throat or lung cancer, etc.).
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The solution always begins with a diagnosis and in your case there are a number of possibilities.  To dry nasal secretions consider an anti histamine such as loratadine (Claritin).  This runs the risk of causing the secretions to be too thick would could lead to a sinus infection.  Indeed - you may have a sinus infection in which case you will require a quinolone antibiotic.  The most effective treatment for drainage in the absence of an infection is a prescription corticosteroid nasal spray.
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Q. What is the precaution and cure for smelly nose because of sinusitis?\nA. Sinusitis is an inflammation of the linings of the sinuses (hollow spaces generally filled with air) and cavities of the nose. There are four pairs of sinuses. There are sinuses in the forehead bone, below and between the eyes, and between the back part of the eye sockets. They are normally filled with air and their function is to moisten, cleanse and warm the air as it goes through the nose before it enters the lungs. Sinusitis occurs when the lining of the nose and sinuses become inflamed. Common causes include pollens, animal dander and other allergens (a substance known to be an agent causing allergy and hypersensitivity). Viruses usually cause upper respiratory tract infections. These viruses attack the lining of the sinuses and cause swelling of the nose tissues, which leads to symptoms of the sinusitis. Other causes such as humidity, cold air, alcohol, perfumes and other environmental conditions may also contribute to sinus infections. Sinusitis occurs most often in patients with reduced immune functions (such as patients with immune deficiencies and HIV infection) and with abnormal mucous movement. Treatment for sinusitis caused by a virus consists of medication to reduce fever and aches, oral or topical, which means placed on the skin, decongestants to improve breathing, and saltwater rinses. Increasing fluid intake is important to keep the nasal secretions thinner. With bacterial sinusitis, symptoms may resolve using the same measures used for viral sinusitis. Occasionally, oral steroids are needed. If not, antibiotics are used. Rarely, antibiotics fail to help. Then cultures of the nasal secretions are needed. Avoid temperature extremes, because sudden change in temperature will increase the sinus pain. Avoid bending with the head down, because this usually increases the pain. Use a humidifier or steam to increase moisture in the nose and sinus area, because moisture thins mucus and allows it to drain better. Drink plenty of fluids to increase moisture within your body.\nMore info at : http://www.doctorndtv.com/faq/detailfaq.asp?id=649\n\nAnd see also http://www.medic8.com/healthguide/articles/sinusitis.html
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use a combonation of claritan-d, astelin nose spray, and naphcon-A eye drops. it will work.
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Sounds like a typical sinus infection.\nWarm moist heat packs on your face will help relieve the pressure and help with the headaches.\nDepending on the severity of the infection will determine what course of action to take.\nSince you are running a low grade temp. I would suggest you see a Dr who will prescribe the antibiotic you need.\nColor of your nasal mucos will be an indicator as well.\nThe clearer the mucos,the better off you are.\nThe yellower or greener that color is,the worse the problem.\nOften times this infection can allow you to smell the infection and can give you mouth odor.\nBecause your eyes,ears and nose are connected,excessive blowing and ear popping can spread your infection so watch what you do where this is concerned.
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apply ice 4 sometime 4 ur tired eyes n try mild massage with almond oil every nite 4 dark circle problem
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check out:www.mamashealth.com/allergies/sinunitis.asp for some suggestions...i'd also suggest having him drink a warm cup of chamomile tea with a teaspoon of honey-it helps alleviate the swelling since chamomile is a natural anti-inflammatory plant....perhaps tylenol sinus combo might help-it comes in a pack for daytime and nite time relief-give it a shot! it sounds like your husband may need some antibiotics to clear up this infection that may have started out as sinus issue...i understand your current situation with the insurance...perhaps try another doctor under a different health plan? \ngarlic is another very potent source used to rid a lot of germ creating pathogens-you can have him suck on a clove-i know it sounds nasty but after the initial sting, it will bring the relief! that may rid him of the symptoms he's experiencing till he can get to see a proper doctor! hope he feels better!
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No over-the-counter (OTC) medications can cure acute sinusitis. But some OTC medications and other home remedies may help reduce pain and congestion associated with sinusitis. These remedies include:\n\n- Spraying a saline solution in your nose several times a day to relieve stuffiness \n- Inhaling steam from a bowl of hot — not boiling — water several times a day \n- Taking over-the-counter pain relievers \n- Applying warm compresses to your nose, cheeks and eyes \n- Drinking additional fluids \n\nActually, most cases of sinusitis are cured without antibiotics, but I hope these remedies at least make it better for tonight.\n\nAnd happy birthday!
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I go along with the steam treatment to loosen up the stuffy head.  It won't give you long term relief, but sometimes a short reprieve is better than none!  Simply laying down with a hot wash cloth over your face will bring some relief.\n\nDo you have anything mentholated?  Maybe a joint cream like Flexall?  They will work to temporarily clear sinuses.
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Hi there\n\nAllergies are a pain in the butt, I have hayfever and for years the same thing happened to me, major sinus headaches and stuffed nose, sore throat every morning when I got up.  I used to take an antihistime before bed, sometimes it would be too drying and I'd have a nosebleed.  What I finally did was buy an air conditioner because of other health problems and it helped.  But you could try an air cleaner with a hepa filter that's supposed to filter out alot of pollens and dust/dirt that comes in the windows.  Pollens are higher at nighttime and early morning so if you can open your window and cool things off earlier in the day, then shut it and use a fan and air cleaner it might help.  You could get allergy shots too that would help desensitize you from the pollens.
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I had this problem associated with a sore throat and nose bleed. Turned out the air in my room was to dry, so I put a humidifier on at night, drink plenty of water before I go to bed and keep a glass of water on my night stand. If it dosen't clear up in a week or two you may want to see a doctor.
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It definitely sounds like you are having an allergic reaction to something on the first floor of your house.  Try to think of any differences between the first floor and the other areas of your home.  Think about things like mold, mildew, carpeting, curtains, dust, pets, and cleaners.  If you can, eliminate the source.  Otherwise, see your eye doctor for a good treatment for you.