Did you know that sinusitis is a common cause of snoring? Finding out if you have sinusitis could help you to finally have your stop snore remedy.
Sinusitis can be easily treated.
The treatment will ultimately depend on the cause.
Well first,what are your sinuses and why should we concern ourselves about an infection in them? Sinuses are found in the air chambers in your head bones, behind your cheeks, eyebrows and jaw.
Their job is to make mucus.
This mucus is fluid and it cleans bacteria and other particles out of the air you breathe.
There are tiny hairs called cilia in this area that work by sweeping the mucus out of your sinuses, to drain out through your nose.
Sinusitis is inflammation of the sinuses.
This inflammation causes the nasal passages to swell resulting in obstructing air flow resulting in you snoring.
When these nasal passages are inflamed and swollen, mucus secretions cannot naturally drain so they collect and cause pressure on your sinus cavity walls.
This causes the pain.
The mucus is moist and if not drained it is a perfect breeding ground for bacteria which then infect the sinuses.
There are many causes of sinusitis so you will have to consider each one and see if it applies to you.
Sinusitis can result from colds, allergies, to facial structural faults around your nasal cavities and even from your immune system.
Sometimes it is caused by changes in air temperature or air pressure.
Sinusitis symptoms can be similar to a common cold.
You will find they do not respond any ordinary cold preparations.
The symptoms also do last much longer than your usual cold.
Sinusitis symptoms can vary but the main symptom is pain around the affected sinus cavity area.
1.
Your cheeks may become tender when there is an infection in your upper jaw and teeth.
This area is called maxillary sinuses.
2.
If you have ear ache, neck pain and deep aching in your head, this pain stems from the sphenoid sinuses.
3.
The frontal sinuses when inflamed can result in your forehead feeling tender when touched, or even your eyes being sensitive to light.
4.
The ethmoid sinuses are found between your eyes.
When they are inflamed your eyelids swell.
This causes pain between your eyes.
It is important to treat sinusitis even you find it is not the cause of your snoring.
Left untreated it can cause serious long-term complications.
These could adversely affect your eyes, nose or middle ear.
It is advisable to visit you doctor for tests to find the cause and get an appropriate treatment plan.
Sinusitis can be easily treated.
The treatment will ultimately depend on the cause.
Well first,what are your sinuses and why should we concern ourselves about an infection in them? Sinuses are found in the air chambers in your head bones, behind your cheeks, eyebrows and jaw.
Their job is to make mucus.
This mucus is fluid and it cleans bacteria and other particles out of the air you breathe.
There are tiny hairs called cilia in this area that work by sweeping the mucus out of your sinuses, to drain out through your nose.
Sinusitis is inflammation of the sinuses.
This inflammation causes the nasal passages to swell resulting in obstructing air flow resulting in you snoring.
When these nasal passages are inflamed and swollen, mucus secretions cannot naturally drain so they collect and cause pressure on your sinus cavity walls.
This causes the pain.
The mucus is moist and if not drained it is a perfect breeding ground for bacteria which then infect the sinuses.
There are many causes of sinusitis so you will have to consider each one and see if it applies to you.
Sinusitis can result from colds, allergies, to facial structural faults around your nasal cavities and even from your immune system.
Sometimes it is caused by changes in air temperature or air pressure.
Sinusitis symptoms can be similar to a common cold.
You will find they do not respond any ordinary cold preparations.
The symptoms also do last much longer than your usual cold.
Sinusitis symptoms can vary but the main symptom is pain around the affected sinus cavity area.
1.
Your cheeks may become tender when there is an infection in your upper jaw and teeth.
This area is called maxillary sinuses.
2.
If you have ear ache, neck pain and deep aching in your head, this pain stems from the sphenoid sinuses.
3.
The frontal sinuses when inflamed can result in your forehead feeling tender when touched, or even your eyes being sensitive to light.
4.
The ethmoid sinuses are found between your eyes.
When they are inflamed your eyelids swell.
This causes pain between your eyes.
It is important to treat sinusitis even you find it is not the cause of your snoring.
Left untreated it can cause serious long-term complications.
These could adversely affect your eyes, nose or middle ear.
It is advisable to visit you doctor for tests to find the cause and get an appropriate treatment plan.