Sinusitis
is an
inflammation
or
infection
of one
or more
of the
sinuses.
A sinus
is a
hollow
air
space in
the
skull.
These
are also
known as
the para-nasal
sinuses
since
they
surround
the
nasal
cavity.
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The para-nasal
sinuses
include:
Frontal
sinuses
over the
eyes in
the brow
area
Maxillary
sinuses
inside
each
cheekbone
Ethmoid
sinuses
just
behind
the
bridge
of the
nose and
between
the eyes
Sphenoid
sinuses
behind
the
ethmoids
in the
upper
region
of the
nose and
behind
the eyes
Classification:
Sinusitis
can be
classified
(based
on the
duration)
into:
Acute
sinusitis
Chronic
sinusitis
Recurrent
sinusitis |
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Causes:
The
common
causes
of this
condition
include:
Viruses
Bacteria
Fungus
Excessive
nose
blowing
Foreign
objects
in
nostril
(especially
in
children)
Scuba
diving
Side
effects
of
certain
drugs
Tooth
caries
Allergies
Symptoms:
The
common
symptoms
of
sinusitis
include:
Nasal
congestion
and
discharge
that may
be
yellowish
or
greenish
Cough
with
production
of mucus
Discharge
from the
back of
the nose
into the
throat
Bad
breath
Reduced
sense of
smell/
taste
Headache
Toothache
Pain
in the
region
of the
affected
sinus
(see the
illustration
on
Sinuses)
Fever
Tiredness
Weakness
Homeopathic
treatment:
What
needs to
be
treated
in
sinusitis
is not
only the
acute
infection
or
inflammation,
but also
the
inherent
tendency
to have
sinusitis
repeatedly.
Individual
tendency
to
frequent
upper
respiratory
infections
or
sinusitis
can best
be
treated
with
homeopathic
approach
of
individualistic
treatment.
Recurring
sinusitis
finds
wonderful
treatment
with
homeopathy.
Homeopathy
treats
acute
infections
as well
as the
tendency
to have
infections
or
allergy.
It is
almost
always
possible
to avoid
antibiotics
and
sinus
surgery
if one
adopts
the
homeopathic
alternative.
Homeopathy
is
strongly
suggested
for
sinusitis |
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