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Early intervention for sinus patients can lead to a better quality of life, while also reducing health care costs.

If you're dealing with chronic headaches, it may be a result of inflamed sinuses.

One of the main triggers of sinusitis is allergies, and summer allergies are right around the corner.

Dr. Manish Khanna of Capitol Breathe Free said sinusitis patients might be suffering from symptoms that don't necessarily seem like they're triggered by sinusitis, and treatment can help in more ways than you might think.

Mouth breathing can lead to dental issues, including gingivitis and cavity development.

Sinusitis sufferers could be at risk for heart disease if they don't seek treatment.

Balloon sinuplasty was approved by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration in 2005.

Snoring can lead to issues in a relationship.

People suffering from sinusitis should see an ENT specialist to help improve their quality of life.

Antibiotics are commonly prescribed for sinusitis.

In the spring, seasonal allergies are typically triggered by tree pollen and grass.

Research has found that inflammation, which comes with chronic sinusitis, can alter brain activity.

Allergies and infections are the most common causes of eustachian tube dysfunction (ETD).

Many people may not realize that chronic sinusitis can also affect their mental health.

Chronic sinusitis can cause poor-quality sleep, which can lead to other negative health consequences.

People who have spring allergies might start feeling their symptoms kicking in as trees have begun to pollinate.

A new report finds that the market for sinus dilation devices is expected to grow by almost 3 billion dollars between 2021 and 2030.

The prime minister of Japan underwent sinus surgery on a Saturday and returned to work on Monday.

The 26th annual Allergy & Asthma Day Capitol Hill will take place in Washington, D.C., on May 3.

Millions of Americans suffer from chronic sinusitis every year.