Acute Sinusitis Disease and tips on how to treat

Description:
Sinus is a cavity open on the nose, if the sinuses are infected then it is referred to as sinusitis. Sinusitis (sinus infection) occurs when the upper respiratory tract mucous membranes (nose, throat, sinuses) experienced swelling. Cause swelling of the sinus canal which empties into the nasal cavity terseumbat. Due to continued mucus is fluid can not exit normally. To deposition of mucus into the causes of sinus infection. If the brief sinus infection then it is called acute sinusitis.

Symptoms:
The most common symptoms experienced by sufferers, among others:
- Pain
- It's hard to breathe through your nose
- Toothache
- Dizziness
- Pain in the ear pressure

Maintenance:
Doctors usually prescribe antibiotics given orally for 10 to 14 days. Antibiotics are used, among others, Ceftin, augmentin, or Cipro. Patients are also advised to take a bath of warm water twice daily. If symptoms do not disappear within a week or antibiotics are not effective at all then chances are experiencing chronic sinusitis sufferers.