What is Sinus? Is there any treatment for Sinus?
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Sinus refers to the nose and the tubes leading to your nose, they go through your head, and to your nose and also lead to the back of your throat.  Sinusitis is an infection or inflammation of the sinuses.  Decongestants and antihistamines can help, but if you have a sinus infection you'll most likely need antibiotics.
629143
Good luck. Antibiotics have always helped. Don't ever wait to long to see a doctor though, the sinus infection could get worse and cause more severe symptoms.
653552
do you mean sneeze?  or sinus?
642799
You sound like you have sinus problems - they are called adenoids (not abnoids!). No they aren't likely to cause sinus infections
1092144
You have sinus problems.. very common to have it\n\nYou need to go to a doctor and tell him you have sinusitis, and he'll give you something to relieve the pressure\n\nWhat happens is that normal people have pockets of air behind their nose ( sinuses ) that expand and contract depending on the pressure around you head.. people with sinus problems have those cavities filled with mucus so when they contract because of more outside pressure, it creates pressure inside your head giving you a headache\n\nIf after you visit your doc you still ahve it.. blow your nose reaaaally hard before you go underwater.. this will relieve some of it
265578
The food you eat can be a great way to relieve sinus problems. Spices like pepper, cinnamon, and cloves are natural decongestants and help clear up the sinuses. It might also be a good idea to figure what causes your sinus problems and avoiding them.
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The best thing that has worked for me is to take an acetaminophen pill like tylenol to reduce the pain and also an antihistamine pill to clear the sinus. You can also purchase brands like Tylenol or Advil that already have the pain reducer and the antihistamine in one medication. Good luck!
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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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you have to go to the oral surgeon.  the problem w/ root pushed in maxillar sinus is that there is communication w/ the germs in your mouth and the sinus.  this can cause a sinus infection.  \n\nthere are different procedures that the oral surgeon can do to find it.  including taking necessary xrays and possibly cutting away some bone to find the root tip are other things that can be done to find it.  \n\n**the other answer is just crap...which i'm sure you probably figured out already.
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Sinusitis is the inflammation of the sinuses simply by definition.  Chronic sinusitis would probably be the closest thing to sinus disease.  It can be caused by a lot of things most likely allergies.
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Keep your sinus clean and hydrated.\n\nThere are many nasal 'douching' techniques and gadgets out there. (I find that a small bowl with warm water and sea salt work the best.)  Mostly all that does is rinse things out and moisturizes the membranes.\n\nSounds odd but it sure works!
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Some people use a plain saline nasal spray to open up congestion. My method isn't particularly fast, but it WORKS. I take 4 DEODORIZED garlic tablets right away, and then again every 6 hours for about 2-3 days, drinking lots of water. It is disgusting, but before I know it in about a day to day and a half, the sinus infection clears out (in a tissue.. I told you it was gross). and I can breathe freely again.\nI had to find another way than decongestants.. I can't take them because they can cause a fatal side effect with another medication I HAVE to take.  The garlic tablets have done the trick for me everytime, for about 6 years now.\nHope this helps!
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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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Sleep! Your body heals itself the most when you sleep. If your nose is too stopped up to sleep peacefully (or even breathe), take an over-the-counter medicine such as NyQuil that will aid in clearing your sinuses and also help you sleep. If you have to be awake, take it easy. Rest as much as you can, drink plenty of fluids (water and juice - not sodas, as these actually dehydrate your body), and eat foods that are high in vitamins (particularly vitamin C). You can even find "vitamin water" at some grocery stores - two birds with one stone :)
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It is a pot that is small and looks like a teapot.  You put saline water in it and pour the solution into your nose to clean the sinuses.  They are found in health food stores, Netti Pot, $13.  Best of luck to you!
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Have you been checked for a sinus infection?\n\nSinus infection, or sinusitis, is an inflammation of the sinuses and nasal passages. A sinus infection can cause a headache or pressure in the eyes, nose, cheek area, or on one side of the head\nHome care can help open the sinuses and alleviate their dryness. \n\n\n\nPromote drainage \n\n\nDrink plenty of water and hydrating beverages. Hot tea is often recommended. \n\n\nInhale steam 2-4 times per day by leaning over a bowl of boiling hot water (not while the water is on the stove) or using a steam vaporizer with a towel over the head and bowl to prevent the escape of the steam. Inhale the steam for about 10 minutes. Taking a hot, steamy shower may also work. Mentholated preparations, such as Vicks Vapo-Rub, can be added to the water or vaporizer to aid in opening the passageways. \n\n\nThin the mucus: Expectorants are drugs that help to expel mucus from the lungs and respiratory passages. They help to thin mucous secretions, enhancing drainage from the sinuses. The most common is guaifenesin (contained in Robitussin, for example). Over-the-counter (OTC) liquid cough medications or prescription tablets can also combine decongestants and cough suppressants to reduce symptoms as well as to eliminate the need for the use of many medications. Read label ingredients to find the right combination of ingredients or ask the pharmacist for help. \n\n\nRelieve pain: Pain medication such as ibuprofen (Motrin and Advil are examples), aspirin, and acetaminophen (Tylenol is in this category) can reduce pain and inflammation. These medications help to open the airways by reducing swelling.
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Sounds like you need to go see an ENT (Ear Nose Throat) doctor, one that is specialized enough to do surguries.  The ear and sinuses are connected, which is why your problems are mixed.  Sudafed will help short term.  I assume you have taken many antibiotics for Sinusitis, with it returning a few weeks/months later.  Go see and ENT.