Have you been stopped up for a while? Are you tired of the pressure and light headedness? If you are then you are probably here to see if you can find a way to get some relief. In this series we will look at what Nasal Congestion and Sinus Inflammation is and what causes it. We will also discuss various treatments.

What is Nasal Congestion?

You’d be surprised at how important it is to define a medical condition. Many, many medical conditions are similar in nature, and yet have different origins, and thus treatments. Nasal congestion is no exception. It’s important to know the different types of congestion and inflammation that a person can have. We’ll talk about some of the various differences in nasal and sinus illnesses and possible treatments.

Causes

There are a multitude of causes for the symptoms you experience during a cold or allergy outbreak:

• Allergy
• Seasonal
• Infection
• Weather

We’ll look at all these, and other possible sources of your sinus misery. Can you get a “cold” from going out in the cold with wet hair? Do you get sick if someone sneezes in your direction? We’ll discuss these questions, and other “wives tales”.

Treatment

• Home Remedies
• Over the Counter Medications
• Prescription Medicine
• Invasive Procedures (including surgery)

In this series we will discuss all the options for treating nasal and sinus conditions. When you’re suffering with a stopped up or runny nose, you can’t find a cure quick enough. And if you have a little one going through it, then you know you’re going through it also.

Sometimes you might find one of the Home Remedies will do the trick. Just give it time and sooth “it” in whatever way you can. Other times it may be so uncomfortable that you have to seek medical help. Either way this series will try to provide you with options about what to do.

Let’s Talk!

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• Thoughts in General

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