Only by identifying the symptoms of sinusitis can you solve it in time!

When it comes to sinusitis, the first thing that comes to mind is runny nose and headache. But in fact, the symptoms of sinusitis are not just these two, there are also symptoms such as loss of smell, dry throat and chest tightness. Therefore, it is important to identify the symptoms of sinusitis in time to solve it in time!

Qingbi Hall: Symptoms of sinusitis!

Sinusitis often follows upper respiratory tract infection or acute rhinitis. At this time, the original symptoms are aggravated, such as chills, fever, loss of appetite, constipation, general discomfort, etc. Children may experience vomiting, diarrhea, coughing and other symptoms.

Can occur more often - Bilateral continuity of nasal obstruction occasionally occurs in lateral continuity.

The patient has an increase in purulent nasal discharge, which is not easy to blow out. If it flows back into the pharynx and lower respiratory tract, it will irritate the pharyngeal and laryngeal mucosa, causing vomiting, coughing, sputum, and even nausea!

Forehead pain, which is lighter in the morning and heavier in the afternoon, swollen and painful cheeks, or the above-mentioned teeth grinding pain, are mostly caused by maxillary sinusitis.

Forehead pain when waking up in the morning, which gradually worsens, eases in the afternoon, and disappears in the evening, may be frontal sinusitis.

The headache is mild, limited to the inner canthus or root of the nose, or radiating to the top of the head, caused by multiparasite ethmoid sinusitis.

Pain deep in the eye that may radiate to the top of the head, feeling lighter in the morning and heavier against the pillow in the afternoon, may be a sphenoid sinusitis.

In addition, chronic sinusitis also has symptoms such as headache (dull pain), loss of smell, cough, and even mental fatigue, drowsiness, and depression, which is extremely painful!

Finally, Qingbi Hall would like to remind you: Recognize the symptoms of sinusitis in time, and do not treat sinusitis as a cold or rhinitis, so as not to delay the disease and endanger your health!