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What kind of effects do tobacco smoke and other irritants have on the sinuses?   (created at May 08, 2009)   70  

Tobacco smoke and various other irritants may cause worsening of symptoms. Those irritants include auto exhaust, gasoline fumes, paint fumes, perfume, roach spray and household chemicals such as bleach, etc. Cigarette smoke paralyzes the tiny hairs (cilia)...

What effect do nasal polyps have on sinus problems?   (created at May 08, 2009)   40  

Nasal polyps are not true polyps but rather are probably caused by inflammation in the nose. They look like peeled grapes but are basically fluid-filled sacs. They can be found anywhere in the sinuses or nose and commonly are associated with sinus infectio...

When should surgery be considered?   (created at May 08, 2009)   45  

A small percentage of patients with chronic sinusitis will fail to improve even with the best medical treatment. In most studies of patients treated by allergists who specialize in treatment of chronic sinusitis, this is less than 10% of patients who have ...

What is done if I have to have sinus surgery?   (created at May 08, 2009)   54  

You should first understand that I am not a surgeon, so this is from the perspective of someone who has seen the surgery, and had the surgery done, but who doesn't do the surgery himself. The surgery, called functional endoscopic sinus surgery (FESS), may ...

How is treatment different after surgery?   (created at May 08, 2009)   48  

It doesn't mean that you won't get sinusitis any more, but it is often easier to treat. Surgery is not meant to cure the disease. Once the sinuses have been opened up by surgery, it is possible to wash out the sinuses if necessary , and as a result, someti...

What if the surgery doesn't help for sinus surgery ?   (created at May 08, 2009)   42  

First, be patient, recovery from surgery takes weeks (occasionally months). If you aren't better at that point then there are many possibilities including allergies, immune problems, fungal infection of the sinuses, scarring from the original surgery, sinu...

The non drug remedies for sinus infection   (created at May 07, 2009)   54  

Many patients will report that breathing in eucalyptus oils will help open the nose. Steam rooms are also often helpful. Patients often report that after a hot shower their nose seems to open up and they are more comfortable. Some patients also report help...

How long do I have to take antibiotics for sinus treatment?   (created at May 07, 2009)   48  

Because penetration of antibiotics inside the sinuses is poor, an extended treatment is often necessary. Antibiotics do not penetrate well into bone and the bacteria in chronic sinusitis are located inside bone. Typically a minimum of three weeks or more o...

A vaporizer for sinus treatment   (created at May 07, 2009)   55  

It is also extremely important for most people to use a humidifier, especially in the winter. I prefer a hot mist vaporizer, as long as there isn't any reason not to use one, such as someone around who might get burned. It should preferably be placed at yo...

Can you do a culture to find out what bacteria are causing sinus infection?   (created at May 08, 2009)   57  

Unlike most infections ( for example a strep throat), where it is possible to determine the exact bacteria by doing a simple culture, it is not possible to simply take a culture from your nose to determine what the cause is of the sinus infections. The bac...

How long does sinusitis have to be treated?   (created at May 08, 2009)   63  

Because of the fact that we are dealing with an abscess which can not be adequately drained without doing a major surgical procedure, it often takes an extended period of time for the sinus infection to be completely treated by what we can call medical dra...

Why do I have to keep my nose clear? I can breathe through my mouth.   (created at May 08, 2009)   53  

Believe it or not, your nose is not just a decorative object found on your face, it really has a purpose. It is extremely important to keep the nose clear so it is possible to breath through the nose. It has been found that air exchange into the sinuses oc...

Why do we have sinuses?   (created at May 06, 2009)   55  

The sinuses are air pockets located inside the bones in the skull. They are located to either side of the nose (maxillary), behind and in between the eyes (ethmoid), in the forehead (frontal), and there is one much further back in the head (sphenoid). (For...

Deli meats for pregnant woman   (created at Nov 18, 2009)   76  

It's not safe to eat precooked meats such as deli meats, hot dogs, and pâté when you're pregnant unless they're heated until steaming hot. Pregnant women are about 20 times more likely than other healthy adults to get listeriosis, and newborns – not moms –...
Deli meats for pregnant woman

What substances are most likely to cause a severe reaction?   (created at May 12, 2009)   79  

There are many possible allergens, but these are the most common: • Peanuts, tree nuts (such as walnuts and cashews), shellfish (like shrimp and lobster), fish, milk, and eggs are the most common culprits, although any food can cause a severe allergic reac...

What if he's allergic to the insect?   (created at May 12, 2009)   45  

In rare cases, a child may have a severe allergic reaction to a bite or sting, which could be fatal. If your baby has any of the following symptoms after he's bitten, call an ambulance: •  wheezing or trouble breathing •  vomiting •  hives or a rash on oth...

Beyond Allergens: Exploring Other Triggers for Asthma in Children   (created at May 11, 2009)   64  

While allergies are common culprits in triggering asthma symptoms, several other factors can contribute to respiratory challenges in children. Understanding these additional triggers is essential for comprehensive asthma management.Cold Air and Viral Infec...

Could my baby's eczema be caused by a certain food?   (created at May 11, 2009)   61  

Eczema is not a specific allergy, but in some children, certain allergenic foods can trigger eczema or make it worse. If you or your doctor suspects that your baby's eczema is affected by certain foods, the mostly likely culprits are cow's milk and eggs, f...

Anticipating Future Sinus Infections: Understanding Prevention and Treatment   (created at May 11, 2009)   70  

After successfully treating a sinus infection, the looming question often arises: will I experience more sinus infections in the future? The answer, unfortunately, is that recurrent sinus infections are a common occurrence for many individuals. However, th...
Anticipating Future Sinus Infections: Understanding Prevention and Treatment

Exploring the Connection Between Sinus Problems and Immune Deficiency   (created at May 11, 2009)   71  

While sinus infections are commonly attributed to viral or bacterial causes, in some cases, underlying immune deficiencies may contribute to recurrent or persistent sinus issues. Although this scenario is uncommon, it is crucial to consider immune dysfunct...

How will a physician make a diagnosis of head and neck cancer?   (created at May 09, 2009)   57  

If a physician suspects a head and neck cancer, he or she will order specific diagnostic tests, depending upon the location of the cancer. These tests may include: Physical examination Inspection of oral and nasal cavities using mirrors and fiber-optic sco...

Understanding the Interplay Between Allergies and Sinusitis   (created at May 08, 2009)   89  

Allergies can significantly impact sinus health, often exacerbating the symptoms of sinusitis and complicating treatment. Here's how allergies contribute to sinusitis:Swelling and Blockage: Allergic reactions trigger inflammation and swelling in the nasal ...

The Importance of Follow-Up Visits for Sinus Infections: Ensuring Effective Treatment   (created at May 08, 2009)   66  

Follow-up appointments are essential for managing sinus infections and ensuring that treatment is effective. Here's why regular follow-up visits are necessary:Treatment Evaluation: Follow-up visits allow healthcare providers to assess the effectiveness of ...
The Importance of Follow-Up Visits for Sinus Infections: Ensuring Effective Treatment

Exploring Antibiotics for Sinus Infections: Understanding Treatment Options   (created at May 07, 2009)   73  

When it comes to treating sinus infections with antibiotics, several factors come into play. Here's what you need to know about the antibiotics commonly used for sinus infections:Antibiotic SelectionTraditional antibiotics like penicillin, erythromycin, an...

Navigating the Search for Sinus Specialists: A Guide to Finding the Right Doctor   (created at May 07, 2009)   80  

Finding the right doctor to treat your sinus problems can be a challenging task, but it's essential for effective management and relief of symptoms. Here are some steps to help you in your search:1. ResearchStart by researching online resources, such as me...

What is the treatment for Lyme disease?   (created at May 06, 2009)   48  

The outlook varies from person to person. Whilst it is extremely unusual for the illness to be fatal, symptoms can range from mild to very severe. It is not in a patient’s best interests for the disease to remain untreated. Treatment is with antibiotics an...

How does Lyme disease start?   (created at May 06, 2009)   55  

A clinical case of Lyme disease occurs when a person is infected by a tick bite. Symptoms follow after an incubation period that may last between two and thirty days. However, on some occasions, the bacteria do not cause disease straight away. The bacteria...

How does Lyme disease infection occur?   (created at May 06, 2009)   47  

In nearly all cases it is transmitted to humans by the bite of a tick infected with these bacteria. In a population of ticks, only some will carry the infection.

How to remove attached ticks ?   (created at May 06, 2009)   58  

Prompt removal of ticks decreases the chances of getting Lyme disease. The proper and easiest method is to grasp the tick with fine tweezers, as near the skin as you can, and gently pull it straight out. Be careful not to squeeze the tick when removing it ...

Treatment for Lyme disease   (created at May 06, 2009)   55  

Lyme disease is treated with antibiotics. Timely treatment increases chances of recovery and may lessen the severity of any later symptoms in both animals and man. The most effective treatment will be recommended by your physician or in the case of your an...


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