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Does Cold Medicine Work on Sinus Infections?

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Will any cold medicine work on sinus infections? You’ve found something in the medicine cabinet that promises to treat your runny nose, your headache and your congestion. Is it medicine […]

Ebola Scares from…Sinus Infections?

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Sinus infections can be confused as Ebola With hospitals across the nation taking extra precautions against Ebola Virus symptoms, an unexpected illness has started causing confusion. Sinus infections. In October, […]

Is Your Home Making Your Allergies Worse?

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The indoors can cause more allergies than the outdoors. Does winter weather make you want to hibernate? If so, you’re not alone. But if you’re staying indoors to avoid those seasonal […]

What’s the Difference Between Acute Sinusitis and Chronic Sinusitis?

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When does Sinusitis become Acute? Sinusitis is a pain…but it’s also expensive. Each year in the U.S., it costs us about $5.7 billion. Knowing what types of sinus infections there […]

Can Sinus Infections Kill My Sense of Smell?

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Can I lose my sense of smell forever? Sinus infections, also known as sinusitis, can temporarily dull your sense of smell. But can they actually do permanent damage?  For people […]

What Is Nasal Endoscopy?

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Taking a look inside Nasal endoscopy is a common procedure that lets a doctor check the inside of your nasal passages and sinus openings. The doctor conducts the procedure with […]

Do I Need to See a Doctor for a Sinus Infection?

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 When is it a cold—or a sinus infection? If you’ve never had a sinus infection, they can come as quite the unpleasant surprise. But are sinus infections — also known […]

Breastfeeding Linked to Lower Sinus-Infection and Allergy Risks for Kids

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Mom’s know how healthy breastfeeding is Breastfeeding has already been linked to a host of health benefits for babies: lower risk of asthma, childhood obesity and Type 2 diabetes, just […]

Can Surgery Fix a High-Pitched Voice?

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What to do when the voice doesn’t change with age The voice changes with age. That’s a common truth. But in some cases, the voice doesn’t change as an individual […]

What Medicine Works for Sinus Headaches?

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When a sinus infection settles in, for many people…so does a sinus headache. Complete with pain and pressure in the face, fatigue, a fever, and yes, even achy upper teeth. […]