Aside from antibiotics...what are the ways to treat sinuses?

Dubai, United Arab Emirates - Sinusitis is an inflammatory condition that affects the air cavities located in the bones of the skull, specifically behind the eyes, nose, forehead, and cheeks, and the body often recovers from it without the need for medical treatment. Sinusitis may be a chronic condition, such as a complication of allergies or structural problems in the nose.

The majority of cases of sinusitis result from infection, as the Australian Healthdirect website explained that if a person suffers from acute or short-term sinusitis caused by a virus, he may suffer from the following symptoms: Acute bacterial sinusitis is often similar to acute sinusitis caused by a virus, but in this case the person becomes more susceptible to the following: However, if the person suffers from chronic or long-term sinusitis, that is, one that lasts for more than 12 weeks, he may suffer Among the following: Sinusitis can also cause cough and sore throat. Sinusitis usually goes away on its own, but your doctor may prescribe or recommend the following treatments to help control symptoms: In some cases, your doctor may prescribe an antibiotic if symptoms are severe, take a long time to improve, or if there are any complications from sinusitis.