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What is a sinus infection?
A sinus infection occurs when a pathogenic microorganism (virus, bacterium, or a fungus) grows within a
sinus and causes intermittent blockage of the sinus ostium. Drainage of mucus and pus often occur
when the blockage is relieved. The drainage usually goes from the nasal passages to the throat or out
the nostrils. Such infections also cause inflammation (an influx of immune cells and swelling of the sinus
tissue) of one or more sinuses. This can to block the openings of the sinuses and leads to discomfort.
Inflammation of the air cavities within the passages of the nose (paranasal sinuses) is referred to as
sinusitis. Sinusitis can be caused by infection, but can also be caused by allergy and irritation of the
sinuses.
Sinusitis is one of the more common conditions that can afflict people throughout their lives. Sinusitis
commonly occurs when environmental pollens irritate the nasal passages, such as with hay fever.
Sinusitis can also result from irritants, such as chemicals or the use and/or abuse of over-the-counter
(OTC) nasal sprays, and illegal substances that may be snorted through the nose. About 30 million adults
have "sinusitis."
What causes sinus infections?
Sinus infection may be caused by anything that interferes with airflow into the sinuses and the drainage
of mucus out of the sinuses. The sinus openings (ostea) may be blocked by swelling of the tissue lining
and adjacent nasal passage tissue, for example with common colds, allergies, and tissue irritants such as
OTC nasal sprays, cocaine, and cigarette smoke. Sinuses can also become blocked by tumors or growths
that are near the sinus openings.
The drainage of mucous from the sinuses can also be impaired by thickening of the mucous secretions,
by decrease in hydration (water content) of the mucous brought on by disease (for example, cystic
fibrosis), drying medications (antihistamines), and lack of sufficient humidity in the air. The epithelial
cells have small hairlike fibers, called cilia, which move back and forth to help the mucus move out of
the sinuses. These small cilia may be damaged by many irritants, especially smoke. This can prevent
them from assisting the mucus in draining from the sinuses.
How to cure "Sinus"?
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(1)Igg+ (1-0-1)
(2)Curcumin C3 (1-0-1)
Sum times Ayurvedic treatment may b given to dt particular patient, in accute cases.
Ayurvedic treatment recommended for sinus z>>>>>>>
(1)Chitrak haritki Avleh 1-0-1 t spoon with luke warm water
(2)Sootshekhar ras (1-0-1)
(3)Luxmi vilas ras (nardiya)(1-1-1)
(4) Annu oil as a nassal drops(2-3 drops for application .