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Navigating the Maze of Sinusitis Medications: Understanding Side Effects  

created at May 08, 2009   204  
Sinusitis medications,including decongestants (oral or nasal sprays),saline sprays,antihistamines,and antibiotics (for bacterial infections),each carry potential side effects.Decongestants can cause nervousness,insomnia,and increased blood pressure; nasal ...
Navigating the Maze of Sinusitis Medications: Understanding Side Effects

Navigating Side Effects from Sinusitis Medications: What You Need to Know  

created at May 07, 2009   153  
Sinusitis medications,while effective in treating infection and inflammation,can cause various side effects depending on the type of medication.Decongestants can lead to insomnia,nervousness,and increased blood pressure,while nasal sprays may cause rebound...
Navigating Side Effects from Sinusitis Medications: What You Need to Know

The non drug remedies for sinus infection  

created at May 07, 2009   162  
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...
The non drug remedies for sinus infection

Exploring Antibiotics for Sinus Infections: Understanding Treatment Options  

created at May 07, 2009   188  
Sinus infections,or sinusitis,are often treated with antibiotics only if a bacterial infection is suspected and symptoms are severe or persistent.While viral infections are the most common cause of sinusitis and don't respond to antibiotics,a doctor may pr...
Exploring Antibiotics for Sinus Infections: Understanding Treatment Options

How long do I have to take antibiotics for sinus treatment?  

created at May 07, 2009   138  
The duration of antibiotic treatment for sinusitis varies depending on the individual's response to treatment and the severity of the infection,but typically ranges from 5 to 10 days.Shorter courses are often preferred to minimize antibiotic resistance,but...
How long do I have to take antibiotics for sinus treatment?

How should I treat my baby's chicken pox?  

created at May 13, 2009   191  
Keep your baby home from daycare until all the sores have crusted over to prevent her from spreading the disease and to give her time to recuperate. Unfortunately, children are most contagious the day or two before the rash erupts, usually before parents k...

How do I treat a sting if my child doesn't have an allergic reaction?  

created at May 12, 2009   186  
If there's a stinger, remove it by scraping it out with your fingernail or a credit card. (Pulling it out with your fingers or tweezers could squeeze more of the venom into your baby's body.) Wash the area thoroughly with soap and water. You can help relie...

What are the side effects of treatment for thyroid cancer?  

created at May 04, 2009   230  
The methods used to treat thyroid cancer are very powerful. That's why treatment often causes side effects. Fortunately, most side effects are temporary. After radioiodine therapy, some people get swelling of the salivary glands in the cheeks or neck.  Th...