A sudden drop in temperature can leave you congested by the end of the day. A stretch of dry weather may make your nose feel irritated and blocked, while an approaching storm seems to bring back pressure around your forehead or eyes. For people who experience this...
Many patients say their sinus symptoms seem to have a seasonal pattern. You might feel the congestion more in the spring and the pressure and fullness more in the winter. These changes can be confusing, especially when the same symptoms come back at the same time...
Many people associate sinus pressure with short-term illnesses such as colds or allergies. Symptoms often include facial heaviness, pressure behind the eyes, or tightness across the forehead during periods of nasal congestion. While these symptoms usually improve as...
When Sinus Infections Keep Coming Back It can be frustrating to finish a course of antibiotics, feel better for a short time, and then notice the same sinus pressure and congestion creeping back in. Many people with a persistent sinus infection go through this cycle...
Sinus congestion is a sensation almost everyone experiences. That stuffy, blocked-up feeling is typically the result of inflamed tissues lining your nasal passages and sinuses. It’s a very common body reaction, often a temporary inconvenience that resolves itself. For...
