Chronic Sinusitis = Sinus Disease
Definition:
A persistence and/or frequent recurrence of acute sinusitis of one or more sinus cavities
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There are 3 Types of chronic sinusitis:
Type 1: A persistent low-grade infection with periodic flare-ups of acute sinusitis
Individuals are to some extent always uncomfortable
Type 2: recurrent or repeated sinus infections, 2 or more per year (acute sinusitis)
Symptoms that never seem to go away.
Type 3: chronic inflammation with little or no infection
Continual sinus symptoms (sinus headaches, congestion, excessive mucus, post-nasal drainage, bad breath, fatigue).
Underlying Cause of Chronic Sinusitis
The Primary Underlying Cause of Chronic Sinusitis is a persistent or chronically inflamed mucous membrane. There are a number of factors that contribute to causing this inflammation, most of which can be reduced or eliminated with the Sinus Survival On-line Education Kit. Most symptoms are interrelated.
The holistic medical approach is highly effective in treating chronic sinusitis chiefly because it addresses each of these causes, while also relieving the symptoms.
Symptoms of Chronic & Fungal Sinusitis (more severe)
(this is a brief list and there are often many other symptoms):
- Head and/or nasal congestion
- Headache
- Post Nasal Drainage (clear or yellow/green)
- Fatigue
- Irritability
- Muscle Aching
- Diminished Sense of Smell
- Gastro Intestinal Symptoms (including indigestion and heartburn)
- Hopelessness, depression
