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Asthma is a disease that affects the breathing passages
of the lungs and sinus is an inflammation in the nasal passage. People
suffering from asthma sinusitis have been increasing in numbers at an
alarming rate. Asthma cannot be cured, but it can be controlled. Since
sinusitis is caused due to allergies, allergies may exacerbate sinus and
cause acute sinusitis. Chronic sinusitis often occurs in people with
asthma. Symptoms of asthma sinusitis most often include different types
of headaches, severe headache or pain in cheekbones, pain in teeth or
jaw, swollen eyelids, earaches and neck pain. Many people also have
headache fever, stuffy or runny nose, sneezing, coughing and sore
throat. The other headaches that you can suffer from are eye strain
headache, blurred vision headache, cough headache, sinus headache and
sore throat headache.
But, before you start
looking for sinus headache treatment, you must understand the symptoms of sinus headaches well. For
more information, read Symptoms
Of Sinus Headaches: This Is How It Shows.
Avoid all that
triggers asthma sinusitis like dust, pollen danders, smoke and smoke
stuffed places. Get an air purifier installed at your place. Do not take
cough medicine, as it may worsen the condition. Do not use
non-prescribed inhalers. Make a regular visit to your doctor as he will
be able to perform a regular check up and would be in a better condition
to help you with your medication.
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