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Why do I have to keep my nose clear? I can breathe through my mouth.

Why do I have to keep my nose clear? I can breathe through my mouth.  

created at May 07, 2009   1,135  
While you can breathe through your mouth,relying solely on it is less efficient and can lead to dryness and irritation.Your nose filters,warms,and humidifies the air you breathe,protecting your lungs from irritants and pathogens.Keeping your nose clear ens...

Understanding the Interplay Between Allergies and Sinusitis

Understanding the Interplay Between Allergies and Sinusitis  

created at May 08, 2009   1,120  
Allergies and sinusitis frequently interact,with allergies being a major cause of sinusitis.Allergens trigger inflammation in the nasal passages,leading to swollen nasal membranes that can block the sinuses,creating a breeding ground for infection and resu...

How long does sinusitis have to be treated?

How long does sinusitis have to be treated?  

created at May 08, 2009   1,113  
The duration of sinusitis treatment varies depending on the severity and type of infection.Acute sinusitis typically resolves within 7-10 days with appropriate treatment,such as decongestants and / or antibiotics.However,subacute sinusitis may last for 4-1...

Can you do a culture to find out what bacteria are causing sinus infection?

Can you do a culture to find out what bacteria are causing sinus infection?  

created at May 08, 2009   1,109  
To identify the bacteria causing a sinus infection,a culture is performed by taking a sample from the nasal cavity or sinuses (often via nasal swab or sinus puncture).This sample is then grown in a laboratory on a nutrient-rich medium,allowing any bacteria...

The non drug remedies for sinus infection

The non drug remedies for sinus infection  

created at May 07, 2009   1,124  
Several non-drug remedies can help alleviate sinus infection symptoms.These include staying hydrated by drinking plenty of fluids to thin mucus,using a humidifier or taking a hot shower to add moisture to the air,applying warm compresses to the sinuses,usi...

Navigating the Search for Sinus Specialists: A Guide to Finding the Right Doctor

Navigating the Search for Sinus Specialists: A Guide to Finding the Right Doctor  

created at May 07, 2009   1,141  
Finding the right sinus specialist involves researching doctors' credentials (board certification in otolaryngology,fellowship in rhinology),experience treating your specific sinus condition,and patient reviews.Check hospital affiliations to assess the qua...

How does Lyme disease infection occur?

How does Lyme disease infection occur?  

created at May 06, 2009   1,099  
Lyme disease infection occurs through the bite of an infected blacklegged tick (also known as a deer tick).These ticks acquire the bacteria,*Borrelia burgdorferi*,by feeding on infected animals like mice,deer,and squirrels.The bacteria then transmits to hu...

Blood Pressure Machine Said I Have No Blood Pressure!?

Blood Pressure Machine Said I Have No Blood Pressure!?  

updated at Dec 14, 2024   1,160  
If your blood pressure machine says you have no blood pressure,it's crucial to understand this is likely a malfunction of the device,not an accurate reading.The machine may be improperly placed,have a faulty cuff,or need new batteries.Seek immediate medica...