What is sinusitis?
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mihin
inflammation of the maxillary sinuses
*** Tanya ***
Inflammation of the maxillary sinuses of the nose
linda 1
Inflammation of the maxillary sinuses in the nose-requires long-term treatment according to the recommendations of Laura-to cure himself-not really
LECHNIK
Well, I found a little
Sinusitis, inflammation of the mucous membrane (and sometimes the bone wall) of the extra nasal cavity - gaimorovoy [named after the English anatomist N. Gaimora (more correctly Haymore, N. Highmore; 1613- 1685), who described her illness], or jaw, cavity (sinus)
Igor Polikarpov
Sinusitis (Novolat. sinusitis, from the lat. sinus - sinus and lat. -itis is a suffix meaning inflammation; Synonym: sinuitis) - inflammation of one or more paranasal sinuses nose, appears as a complication in acute colds, flu, measles, scarlet fever and other infectious diseases. Variation: Sinusitis - inflammation of the maxillary sinus;
Diam
It's a disease. Inflammation of the paranasal sinuses.
WIND WIND
it's better not to get sick, and if it's not saved, it will be treated specifically, so that it does not go into chronic, it's an inflammation of the sinuses of the nasals, near the forehead, and it hurts as a rule there.
exKress
Inflammation of sinuses arises from the common cold and other infections, due to inflammation of the roots of the right teeth.
in the bones of the skull there are cavities (that would be easier for the skull), these cavities (frontal and maxillary) are connected with the nasal cavity. With a cold, mucus gets into the cavity because of swelling there is stagnation and inflammation.
Therefore, the nose must be washed, cleaned, bury drops, and not sniff and drive snot back and forth))
What is genyantritis and how to treat it?
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Light
Genyantritis is an inflammation of the maxillary sinuses of the nose. The adnexal sinuses are a formation in the form of small caverns that have a communication with the nasal cavity. The maxillary sinuses in man are two - right and left. Another name for this formation is the maxillary sinus or sinus sinus. Often, specialists establish such diagnoses as maxillary sinusitis. The principal difference between the latter terms and the term - sinusitis, does not exist.
Acute sinusitis develops as a complication of acute rhinitis, after the influenza, measles, scarlet fever and other infectious diseases, as well as due to inflammatory diseases of the teeth (odontogenic sinusitis). Provoking factor can serve as supercooling against the background of a decrease in the reactivity of the organism.
Chronic inflammation of the maxillary sinuses is usually a consequence of acute inflammation, especially under unfavorable conditions for the outflow of the pathological secret accumulated in them. This can be facilitated by thickening of the nasal mucosa, hypertrophy of nasal concha, curvature Nasal septum, closing or narrowing the outlets of the maxillary sinuses - maxillary crevices.
Given the pathways of infectious agents, they distinguish between rhinogenic (more often in adults), hematogenous (mainly in children), odontogenic and traumatic sinusitis. There are also special forms of sinusitis - a vasomotor (mainly in people with vegetative disorders; is characterized by swelling of the mucous membranes of the nose and its paranasal sinuses) and allergic.
For acute sinusitis, chills, fever, poor overall health, headache of varying intensity, often radiating to the forehead, nose root and teeth. Pain in the area of the affected sinus is strengthened by pressing on its front wall. The nature of the pain is intense and constant, accompanied by a sensation of bursting, is enhanced by tilting the head, coughing and sneezing. Sometimes photophobia and lacrimation are attached. The nose is laid, there is abundant discharge of mucous (catarrhal sinusitis), mucopurulent, purulent (purulent antritis). On the side of the affected sinus, the sense of smell is reduced. When involved in the process of the periosteum, there are swelling of the cheeks and swelling of the lower and sometimes upper eyelid.
For chronic sinusitis, general weakness, malaise, fatigue, headache (usually in the evening), nasal congestion are common. The sense of smell may decrease. For vasomotor and allergic sinusitis is characterized by a wavy course with periodic remissions. The clinical picture of exacerbation is characterized by the same symptoms as in acute maxillary sinusitis.
Sometimes, with acute, but more often with chronic sinusitis, intracranial complications are observed - edema of the meninges, serous or purulent meningitis, meningoencephalitis, phlebitis of the sinuses of the dura mater with the development of rhinogenic sepsis, pachymeningitis, rhinogenic brain abscess - rhinogenic arachnoiditis. They are most frequent during the flu epidemic. There may also be complications such as a reactive edema of the ophthalmic gland and eyelids, a retrobulbar abscess, osteoperiostitis of the orbit, thrombosis of the orbital veins, etc. There is also periostitis of the upper jaw.
Treatment of genyantritis
Acute maxillary sinusitis and chronic sinusitis are most often treated with the help of usual pharmacotherapy, which the doctor chooses for consultations. Rinsing of the paranasal sinuses (without puncture) is performed only with severe pain syndrome or copious pus. Laser therapy is performed to eliminate the effects of inflammation and enhance the effect of drug treatment. In a number of cases (for example, during a severe course of the disease), treatment with an otorhinolaryngologist should be combined with acupuncture and the intake of biologically active additives. Completely the course of treatment of an acute process takes depending on the severity of two weeks to two months
Light_Lana
Inflammation of the maxillary sinuses. Only to LOR ...
Zimbir Lydia
This is serious enough. Go to the doctor. Than it or him treat at present I do not know. I know about the consequences of not treating sinusitis. And they are called nephrosis of the kidneys - this is a poisoning of the whole organism. Moreover, it is fraught ...
Maria Demina
Sinusitis - inflammation of the maxillary sinus. Maybe with a good outflow of pus or with a blockage of pus. When there is a blockage of pus, a puncture is made (an ear-throat-nose doctor). Doxycycline helps, other antibiotics are worse. The symptoms are the same as in any inflammatory process.
Natalia Bilash
Sinusitis is an inflammation of the maxillary (maxillary) sinuses. Clinical headache, severe, throbbing, stuffiness, temperature, dizziness, heaviness, sometimes nausea. It is necessary to consult a doctor (laura). Sinusitis likes dry heat and hates the cold. Obligatory attachment of antibiotics.
Lau
here I have now.
I go to the doctor. she makes me wash "cuckoo"
not painful, but not very pleasant.
after washing it pours me a special solution in the sinuses
(through the nose) and I wait for about 15 minutes until it is all in the sinuses will not disperse.
when the first time I did it - I did not sleep all night: the nose flowed, flowed, flowed.. .
after that, you just need to identify the reason for what it is: if not in order nasal septum -
an operation is being made to correct it.
I'm certainly not a masochist. I will not risk such an operation. just pus all clean up, I'll do
an expanded blood test will find out what is lacking in the body. will drink.
and I will be vaccinated against the flu. so that this rubbish no longer begins.
not in any way impossible:
1. warm up
2. to make a puncture. once you do it - you will very often then do it.
Caleria
. There are drops of RINOFLUIMUZIL. But it is necessary to consult with a physician.
sergei milyukov
from his experience 10 years ago. treated rech. onion and horse-radish. I understand that it's disgusting to hate him a lot but the effect is terrific. the second picture showed complete purity of the sinuses
Rinat Sabirzyanov
At me he too, the doctor has written out akvafor, drops, well still all I advise, without an allergy, it is necessary in each nostril water 500ml. helps 101% sure, tested!
Who knows what is sinusitis?
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Piggy Nyusha
genyantritis is a horror! First, it smells awful! Secondly, it must be pierced and if one is ill, then you will never vylichishsya never! so you will snotty to walk !!
Good Snake
sinusitis (maxillary sinusitis) - inflammation of the maxillary (maxillary) sinus. Sinusitis usually occurs as a complication against a background of a viral infection (ARVI). This is an acute sinusitis. Inflammation of the sinuses can manifest itself in a few days and even weeks, after passing the acute symptoms of colds.
Symptoms of sinusitis: a runny nose (purulent discharge from the nose), stuffy nose, decreased sense of smell, "nasal" voice, headache, fever, swelling of the skin in the cheek or eyelid region, pain in the cheek or in the region of the upper teeth. These symptoms, individually or together, more or less pronounced, may indicate an inflammation of the sinuses.
Secret
HAIMORIT is one of the most common types of SINUSIT - inflammation of the paranasal sinuses.
A feature of all paranasal sinuses, which includes the maxillary sinus, is the fact that, being sufficiently volumetric formations, they have very small outlets (1-3 mm) - anastomoses, with which the sinuses open into the nasal cavity. Therefore, when the edema of the mucous membrane of the anastomosis is closed, the outflow of mucus from the sinuses is broken, in the sinus begins to develop bacterial (sometimes fungal) flora and there is inflammation, which can be purulent, serous, hemorrhagic and other
CAUSES OF THE GENETIC
HAIMORIT (maxillary sinusitis) - inflammation of the maxillary (maxillary) sinus. Sinusitis usually occurs as a complication against a background of a viral infection (ARVI). This is an acute sinusitis. Inflammation of the sinuses can manifest itself in a few days and even weeks, after passing the acute symptoms of colds
Sometimes (in 10% of cases), sinusitis develops as a result of the transition of inflammation from the roots of molars located near the maxillary sinus. In these cases, the sinusitis proceeds in an erased form for a fairly long time.
Rareer causes of sinusitis are pressure drops during diving and flight on an airplane.
SYMPTOMS OF HAIMORIT
Symptoms of sinusitis: a runny nose (purulent discharge from the nose), stuffy nose, decreased sense of smell, "nasal" voice, headache, fever, swelling of the skin in the cheek or eyelid region, pain in the cheek or in the region of the upper teeth. These symptoms, individually or together, more or less pronounced, may indicate an inflammation of the sinuses.
If the runny nose worries for more than a week, is accompanied by a headache, severe stuffiness of the nose, temperature - this is the reason for visiting the ENT - a doctor.
DO NOT FORGET - the nose "grows" on the head. Nearby are the organ of vision, the organ of hearing, the brain. Untimely treatment of a doctor, self-medication can lead to complications, the most formidable of them - meningitis, brain abscess.
TREATMENT OF HYMERITIS
Sinusitis - a serious disease, so his treatment is better to entrust to the doctor. Treatment should be comprehensive and individual: local drugs, antibiotics, immune preparations are used. In the arsenal of ENT - the doctor there are many ways to treat this disease, including without a "puncture." But in some cases, the puncture of the maxillary sinus ("puncture") greatly facilitates the patient's condition.
Refrain from "warming up" at home. As a rule, this leads only to a worsening of the condition.
balamut106
Sinusitis. Inflammation of the adnexal sinuses (sinusitis).
Inflammation can be one-sided and two-sided. The sinusitis is divided into: sinusitis - inflammation of the mucous membrane of the maxillary (maxillary) sinus, frontal-inflammation of the frontal sinus, etmoiditis - inflammation in the cells of the latticed maze and sphenoiditis-inflammation in sphenoid sinus.
The most common inflammation of the maxillary sinus. Inflammation of the paranasal sinuses can be acute and chronic. Acute inflammation of the paranasal sinuses occurs as a result of an acute cold, flu, measles, scarlet fever and other infectious diseases.
Infection of the paranasal sinuses can occur with injuries. In diseases of the upper molars, whose roots are located close to the maxillary sinus, acute sinusitis can occur.
Chronic inflammation of the paranasal sinuses is a consequence of frequently recurring acute inflammations, especially when the conditions for outflow of the accumulating pathological secretion in them are unfavorable (hypertrophy of the mucous membrane, curvature of the nasal septum, occluding openings of the paranasal sinuses nose). And there are many varieties of it.
Regina Melnikova
a nasty sore. In the maxillary sinuses (ento in the nose roughly speaking) fluid (pus) accumulates and the whole thing hurts badly. In no case should one do self-medication - the consequences can be very deplorable. It is necessary to address to LORu. He will appoint a picture, and if the diagnosis is confirmed, he will prescribe antibiotics and possibly piercing. But do not be afraid of this, you need consequences ...
Zayusha Zayusha
Sinusitis - an inflammatory disease, which can lead to an incurable cold, rotten tooth, curvature of the nasal septum, allergic rhinitis, infections and congenital anomalies of the cavity nose. In a word, only someone who does not get sick from sinusitis or, at least, is treated in a timely manner.
Personal Cabinet Removed
Well, you already understand what it is like, then you wrote here. But it is not necessary to make a puncture (this is done in the most extreme case). The device "cuckoo" helps it by using the sinuses and it comes with relief, followed by recovery.
Tanyushek
Stuffy pieces, you can easily do without piercing. Competent treatment is a quick recovery. I was ill 2 times, I was cured with antibiotics.
Katrina V
Leeches help you get by without antibiotics.
Ekaterina Isaeva
Sinusitis
Sinusitis - this inflammation of the maxillary sinus occurs as a complication in acute colds, flu, measles, scarlet fever and other infectious diseases. The second most frequent cause is the disease of the roots of the four posterior upper teeth.
Symptoms and course:
Feeling of pressure and tension in the sinus area, then pains are also attached to the forehead, zygomatic, temporal, capturing the entire half of the face. Nasal breathing is disturbed, there are discharge from the nose, photophobia, lacrimation, the sense of smell is reduced. The temperature in the early days increased, chills, a general condition disorder. Sometimes the cheek swells on the side of the lesion and even the lower eyelid of the eye. The cheek is painful when palpated.
Recognition:
The diagnosis is made on the basis of complaints, examination, X-ray data and a trial puncture of the maxillary sinus with a special needle. On the roentgenogram the darkening of the sinus is determined, and in puncture, the nature of its contents.
Treatment:
Usually conservative. Vasoconstrictive drugs in the form of drops, ointments, powders are injected into the nasal cavity (ephedrine, galazoline, naphthysine, sanorin, adrenaline) to reduce edema of the mucosa. Prescribe antibiotics, sulfonamides in severity of the disease. As anti-inflammatory drugs are used physiotherapy (blue light, solux, UHF, microwaves). The most effective washing of the sinuses and the introduction of drugs in them (antibiotics, enzymes, hormones, etc.) ) using a puncture that is performed under local anesthesia.
Complications:
Purulent and serous meningitis, formation of fistulas, polyps, granulations.
Forecast:
In the absence of complications, it is favorable. Changing to chronic forms, clinically little different from acute ones, is possible. In such cases, the question of surgical treatment is solved.
TAKE
200 grams of weak saline with one drop of iodine, wash your nose 3 times a day or use a dolphin, but the first option is better, because he himself treated it with granny for about 3 months. Passed a genyantritis, blood from a nose has ceased, oxygen starvation has stopped, the brain began to work better.
Angelina Petrova
three months a genyantritis treated? Terrible.. At me as soon as I feel that a genyantritis begins, there and then I go to LORu in HE CLINIC on procedures. Antibiotics are antibiotics, but rinses are absolutely essential. I go for a week on the lavage of the nose and sinuses with furatsilinom, easy before my eyes simply. At home, I splash the nose with vasoconstrictor drops, pinasol and it is bioparox and for ten days already as new.
The genyantritis what is it
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Roman Clearly
better not to know! ) pus in the nose or forehead... he treats as you like, but only do not make punctures in the hospital... lived it already
A.A.
Inflammation of the paranasal sinuses is called a sinusitis. These very sinuses look like small caves that communicate with the nasal cavity. A person has two of them - left and right sinuses. Sinusitis is a disease that has another name. The first is the maxillary sinus, the second is the sinus sinus. Therefore, the diagnosis of a specialist may sound like this: maxillary sinusitis, or sinusitis.
What is this sinusitis, and how does it occur?
The first cause of sinusitis is a violation of drainage and sinus ventilation, except for this occurrence sinusitis can contribute to some kind of viral or bacterial infection, a nasal septum injury, adenoids.
If there is a chronic disease, such as swelling of the nasal mucosa, or a weakening of immunity, both local and general, dental diseases of the upper jaw, improper treatment of the common cold, all these above mentioned reasons can also serve as a stimulus for the appearance of sinusitis.
Genyantritis can be of two types: chronic sinusitis and acute. Due to the recurrence of acute sinusitis, or its prolonged passage, and also, if a person suffers from chronic rhinitis, chronic sinusitis occurs. Acute sinusitis occurs as a result of complications of acute rhinitis.
In the maxillary sinuses, catarrhal inflammation begins to develop, usually in the presence of a viral disease, and inflammation of a purulent nature in the presence of a bacterial infection.
GIGAMEN ™
Yin Yang
this infection has attacked certain areas of your head.
this reduced immunity is not capable of fighting for your salvation \ too much of his work got \
this is the danger of a transition to the neighboring organs of the head, ie, spread of infection.
this organism will collect everything that passes by healthy passes \ viruses. bacteria. mushrooms. parasites, and so on. \ .
it's a signal - it's time to cleanse the body of internal accumulation interfering with living normally.
Ekaterina Shaburova
Genyantritis can be called a dangerous disease, and also difficult to cure. Sometimes a man with sinusitis does not even suggest how long and painful the treatment may be. The disease can be taken by surprise, and the common cold causes the disease. It all starts with a prolonged runny nose.
So, numerous microbes penetrate deeply into the mucous membrane of the nose, where the damage to healthy cells occurs. For bacteria this is a very favorable condition. If the runny nose does not last a long time, the disease can develop into a chronic form. Other factors contribute to the disease. These can be consequences after trauma, foreign body in the nasal cavity, allergies and others. Sinusitis has its classic symptoms - it is primarily abundant purulent discharge from the nose, the condition of gravity on both sides of the wings of the nose, elevated body temperature from 3 to 38 degrees. In addition to all this there is a severe headache, especially in the frontal part of it, fatigue and malaise.
How to identify the disease at its initial stage? If you do not have a runny nose for a long time, be sure to contact LOR. Remember that the common cold is the very first symptom of maxillary sinusitis. Sometimes, many people think that if the mucus that flows from the nose is transparent, then this is definitely not a genyantritis. This opinion is erroneous. Discharge from the nose can be both purulent and transparent. Inflammation of one of the maxillary sinuses can occur first, and purulent discharge can only be from there, and two can immediately inflame.
When the swelling of the mucous membrane of the sinuses becomes difficult to breathe, the nose is constantly laid, and the voice, in time, can be nasal. During the disease in the maxillary sinuses develop microorganisms, which secrete toxins into the blood. The patient's condition deteriorates significantly, the body temperature rises sharply, which can reach 39o. Genyantritis is dangerous for its acute form, which is accompanied by inflammation in the sinuses.
If you push the cheeks in the sinus area, then there is a sharp pain. Even without pressing on the cheeks pain can be felt by tilting the head forward. Sinusitis in the acute form of the disease is characterized by symptoms such as lack of appetite, low sense of smell, unpleasant sensations in the ears and dry mouth. The acute form of the disease lasts no more than two weeks, and if the treatment is not amenable to success, sinusitis can go to the chronic form of the disease. How to identify chronic sinusitis? Allocations from the nose will be permanent.
You will also be disturbed by frequent headaches. One of the symptoms of the manifestation of the chronic form of sinusitis can be a complete loss of smell, and in some cases, there is a loss of hearing. Sinusitis is a very insidious disease, as sometimes the symptoms of the disease at some point recede, and the patient's condition improves, but after a while, the sinusitis becomes worse. With chronic maxillary sinusitis on the face, in the cheek area, the skin becomes swollen. This is a sign that the sinusitis gave complications to nearby tissues.
Sinusitis in children is not only dangerous with the above symptoms, which worsen the quality of life. This is a very dangerous disease. The thing is that an ideal environment for the multiplication of microorganisms is created in the maxillary sinuses.
So, microbes spread to all nearby tissues. Infection can go down - on the tonsils and lungs and up - in the brain. As a result, you can get sore throat, pneumonia and meningitis. To avoid all the dangerous consequences of sinusitis, and also, so that the treatment is quick and effective, be sure to seek help from the ENT, and in no case do not self-medicate! Be healthy!
Margarita Dedova
very very unpleasant thing.. . Here read, there just advice about the correct treatment is.
What is the difference between sinusitis and sinusitis: we debunk a common misconception
Sinusitis is an infection or inflammation of the sinus mucosa. Under the sinuses (or sinuses) are meant hollow spaces located in the bones of the face and skull. Inside the sinuses are similar to the inner side of the nose.
The suffix "it" means "inflammation so the condition associated with sinus inflammation is called sinusitis.
Very often people confuse sinusitis and sinusitis. But to answer the question, what is the difference between sinusitis and sinusitis, you first need to explain what kind of sinuses are.
Most people have four "sets" of nasal sinuses:
- Two frontal sinuses, located above the eyes.
- Two maxillary sinuses, one inside each cheekbone.
- Latticed sinuses, behind the bridge of the nose.
- The sphenoid sinuses, located behind the nose and under the brain.
Sinuses are individual, like fingerprints - they are different for everyone. Some people do not have frontal sinuses or have only one of them.
The diagnosis of "genyantritis" is made with the localization of inflammation in the maxillary (maxillary) sinus or immediately in both sinuses. And they say about sinusitis, when the disease affects several sinuses at once. After all, these cavities communicate with each other. Here is the difference between sinusitis and sinusitis.
As for the causes of inflammation in the maxillary and other sinuses, they may be the same. Symptoms of sinusitis of different species are similar in many respects, the only difference is in the localization of unpleasant sensations, the nature of the pain and the severity of the consequences.
Only a layer of bone separates the sinuses from the brain. If sinusitis passes through the bones, infection of the brain envelopes (meningitis) or even the brain itself can begin. Both these options are life threatening. Sinus infection can also penetrate the orbit of the eye, causing infection and possibly blindness. Less severe complications include asthma attacks and loss of smell or taste. That's why if you suspect a sinusitis, you should immediately consult a doctor.
As a rule, sinusitis (including sinusitis) develops after a cold or a viral infection.
Types of sinusitis and sinusitis:
- Acute sinusitis or sinusitis is a sudden onset of sinus inflammation. By origin it is viral or bacterial. It can develop into a chronic inflammation or infection. Lasts up to 8 weeks or less.
- Chronic sinusitis or sinusitis is a long-term inflammation of the sinuses. May lead to permanent changes in the mucous membranes. As a result of these changes, the disease is more difficult to cure.
What are risk factors for sinusitis and sinusitis
And sinusitis and sinusitis can occur in any person, regardless of gender and age. Our health is adversely affected by so-called risk factors. These are signs that are definitely associated with the occurrence of the disease in the future.
What is sinusitis and sinusitis? It is an inflammation of only one or two maxillary sinuses (sinusitis) or several paranasal sinuses (sinusitis). What are the risk factors that make these states more likely to arise? These include:
- Excessive use of anticonvulsant nasal sprays.
- Smoking.
- Bathing and scuba diving.
- Allergies (for food, feathers, animals, etc.). The detection of an allergen will help fight with sinusitis or sinusitis if the disease has spread to other sinuses.
- Asthma.
- Effects of cigarette smoke.
- Effects of mold or fungi.
- Dehydration. This condition will occur if you drink a little liquid. Without enough fluid in the body, the mucus in the sinuses begins to thicken.
- Hormonal imbalances can also lead to sinusitis.
- Some people have narrow sinus holes or a curvature of the nasal septum. When there is swelling, the air can hardly pass through the sinuses. This can cause symptoms of sinusitis in an adult or child.
- The presence of polyps can be a cause of sinusitis or sinusitis. These formations (proliferation of the mucosa), as a rule, should be removed surgically.
- Poor air quality (pollution, smoke, dust) can adversely affect the function of sinuses and mucous membranes.
- Stress. Studies show that the mucous membrane of the sinuses is able to respond to stress. One of these diseases is vasomotor rhinitis. It is caused by stress, not infection or allergy.
- Temperature and humidity. What is sinusitis and sinusitis, we already found out. To prevent the development of sinus inflammation, both too dry and too humid air in the room or too frequent changes in temperature and humidity should be avoided.
- Tumors. This is one of the rarest causes of sinusitis. Tumors must be removed from the sinuses surgically.
- Weak immune system. In this case, the mucous membrane and cilia, located in the sinuses and nasal cavity, can not effectively fight the penetration of infection into the body.
Typical symptoms of sinusitis and sinusitis
Common signssinusitis andsinusitis are:
- headache;
- feeling of pressure in that part of the face where inflammation develops;
- pain that does not have a clear localization (it can "give" both to the head and teeth, or to be felt in one part of the face);
- increased body temperature or chills (with acute sinusitis);
- change of voice.
Some patients may develop fever associated with an acute sinus infection.
Other common symptoms of sinusitis and sinusitis include:
- Isolation of pus or greenish-yellow mucus from the nose. However, with non-infectious sinusitis, the discharge may be whitish or transparent. And some fungal infections cause dark, even black with a kind of discharge. This requires immediate medical evaluation.
- Feeling of nasal congestion.
- A sore throat.
- Cough.
Some people notice an increased sensitivity or headache when they lean forward, because this creates an additional burden for the sinuses. Others may experience toothache or pain in the ears, unexplained fatigue or bad breath.
With non-infectious sinusitis (caused, for example, by an allergy), the patient may additionally complain of itching in the eyes and constant sneezing.
In the case of the occurrence of a rare fungal infection, ulcers may occur, with clearly defined edges and a black, necrotic area in the nose area.
Since the symptoms of sinusitis and sinusitis are very similar, this can complicate the diagnosis. The ENT can prescribe a comprehensive examination (including X-ray examination of the sinuses, ultrasound, computer tomography or magnetic resonance therapy) to find out the cause of the disease and its localization. Sometimes analysis of the discharge from the nose is required in order to distinguish infectious sinusitis or sinusitis from allergic.
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Ekaterina Martyschenko
Complications.
Sometimes, with acute, but more often with chronic sinusitis, intracranial complications are observed - edema of the meninges, serous or purulent meningitis, meningoencephalitis, phlebitis of the sinuses of the dura mater with the development of rhinogenic sepsis, pachymeningitis, rhinogenic brain abscess - rhinogenic arachnoiditis. They are most frequent during the flu epidemic. There may also be complications such as a reactive edema of the ophthalmic gland and eyelids, a retrobulbar abscess, osteoperiostitis of the orbit, thrombosis of the orbital veins, etc. There is also periostitis of the upper jaw.
Refrain from "warming up" at home. As a rule, this leads only to a worsening of the condition.
For sinusitis, the following ointment is used: mix for 1 hour. l. juice from the roots of cyclamen (sold in flower shops), juice of onions, honey, Kalanchoe juice, aloe juice and Vishnevsky ointment. Having moistened in this composition 2 cotton wool, wrapped in a match, put them in each nostril for 30 minutes. The course of treatment is 20 days.
• In case of genyantritis, the nasal cavity is washed with warm water with the addition of a small amount of iodine tincture or potassium permanganate.
• Wash, but not cleaned root of black radish chop on a fine grater, 1-2 tbsp. l. gruel is wrapped in a piece of cloth and put on a sore spot (nose and gimorovy sinuses), pre-lubricated with vegetable oil or baby cream. Cover with parchment paper and wrap with a warm scarf. This compress is done at night, keep it for 10 minutes.
• Mix in equal parts by volume aloe juice, celandine leaves and honey. Bury 3-5 times a day for 5-10 drops of the mixture in each nostril with chronic sinusitis. The mixture spit.
• Breathe steamed boiled potatoes. With inflammation of the maxillary sinuses, 1-2 drops of honey honey enter into one and then into another nostril every 3-4 hours. Treatment should be carried out until complete recovery.
• For chronic sinusitis, 5-6 times a day for 15 minutes chew pieces of honeycomb. This will ease nasal breathing, reduce inflammation of the paranasal sinuses and prevent recurrence of the disease.
• Brew 1/2 liter of boiling water 2 tbsp. l. leaves of ivanka, bring to a boil and insist 30 minutes. Take 1/3 cup 3 times a day for 30 minutes before eating.
• In the morning and in the evening lie on the pillow in such a way that the head was thrown back, and to drip into each nostril for 5-7 drops of melted butter. Lie down for 5-7 minutes.
• With sinusitis and chronic cold you need to take a red brick, warm it well, put it on the bottom of the bucket, then pour the brick a tea mushroom, close with a head and breathe steam, then drink half a glass of mushroom and drip it into your nose 3-4 drops each nostril. After that, go to bed. The procedure should be repeated for 12 evenings. Then take a break for a month and repeat the course.
Daemon X
One thing I will say - a puncture is not a solution. Everything will accumulate again.
Lied with gaymorechikami in the Institute of Ear throat nose and speech. They stay for two or three weeks, undergo procedures. Here self-medication is indispensable - it is better to be treated properly! Be healthy!
Big Drum
I often made piercings, since I even drilled my forehead. he cured in 91-m, when they cleaned without sinus puncture.
Elena Rogova
if it is in the running stage - current antibiotics! piercing in any case not to do, and then the whole life and will be pierced to walk! if he is in the stage of a common cold - splash in the nose of medicine, rinse with water and salt! and it is best to consult a doctor, since there may be no current complications, but also terrible consequences (if pus creep into the brain!)
Personal Cabinet Removed
THE MOST IMPORTANT DOES NOT MAKE THE PUNCH (I'm sorry, but then I was a little and my mother decided for me)
Genyantritis is an inflammation of the maxillary sinuses of the nose. The adnexal sinuses are a formation in the form of small caverns that have a communication with the nasal cavity. The maxillary sinuses in man are two - right and left. Another name for this formation is the maxillary sinus or sinus sinus. Often, specialists establish such diagnoses as maxillary sinusitis. The principal difference between the latter terms and the term - sinusitis, does not exist.
The main cause of sinusitis is infection - bacteria or viruses penetrate into the maxillary sinus through the nasal cavity or through the blood and cause an inflammatory process. An organism with a weakened immune system is not able to fight such viruses. Let's consider the factors predisposing to the occurrence of sinusitis:
1. Conditions that violate nasal breathing: curvature of the nasal septum, vasomotor rhinitis, hypertrophic rhinitis (enlargement of nasal concha), in children - adenoids, allergic diseases of the nose.
2. Immunity disorders, which lead to long-term chronic diseases, parasitosis, allergic conditions, etc.
3. Untimely or incorrect treatment of the common cold, acute respiratory disease, rhinitis, which causes complications of sinusitis.
4. Bacteriosis. Many of you are familiar with the honey procedure. examination, when doctors take smears from the nose on bacteriological crops. Often a patient has a so-called staphylococcus, which lives for a long time in the nasopharynx of a person. The latter, if not examined, would not know that he is a carrier. For a long time these bacteria can not cause serious damage to health. but even with the common cold, staphylococcus can activate and manifest its pathogenic properties.
5. Congenital disorders of development of anatomical structures of the nasal cavity.
What complaints does the patient have on the genyantritis?
1. There are unpleasant sensations in the region of the nose and near-nasal region, which gradually increase. Less pronounced pain in the morning, increase - in the evening. Gradually, the pain "loses" a certain place and the patient starts to ache. If the process is unilateral, then the pains are noted on the one hand.
2. Difficulty with nasal breathing. The patient has a stuffy nose. The voice acquires a nasal hue. As a rule, both halves of the nose are laid. Difficulty of nasal breathing is constant or with little relief. Alternate obstruction of the right and left halves of the nose is possible.
3. Coryza. In most cases, the patient has a mucous (transparent) or purulent (yellow, green) discharge from the nose. This symptom may not be, if the nose is heavily stuffed, since outflow from the sinus is difficult (this was mentioned above).
4. Raise body temperature to 38 and above. As a rule, this symptom is observed in acute maxillary sinusitis. In a chronic process, body temperature rarely rises.
5. Malaise. This is expressed by fatigue, weakness, patients refuse food, they are disturbed by sleep.
These are just the main complaints for sinusitis. Diagnosis is assisted by X-rays or computed tomography (more informative method) of the paranasal sinuses. After that, a qualified otorhinolaryngologist should easily establish a diagnosis. When the diagnosis of maxillary sinitis is confirmed, appropriate therapy should be prescribed.
Acute maxillary sinusitis and chronic sinusitis are most often treated with the help of usual pharmacotherapy, which the doctor chooses for consultations, which often has a weak effect. Rinsing of the paranasal sinuses (without puncture) is performed only with severe pain syndrome or copious pus. Laser therapy is performed to eliminate the effects of inflammation and enhance the effect of drug treatment. In a number of cases (for example, during a severe course of the disease), treatment with an otorhinolaryngologist is advisable to combine
Differan, ut me
Complications can be very serious, up to a lethal outcome! And you can treat it by dripping the juice of a mountain violet into your nose, washing your nose with water and soda and salt (tested, working) ...
VikuLya-TwikUlya =)
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Tasy
sodium beets squeeze out juice and drip it effectively helps me and my brother helped very much in childhood, and would pierce it!
Yes, and the warming up then it will help. And it is better in general to not catch a rhinitis and then a genyantritis nebudet.
Larissa E
This is a very unpleasant situation. But there is a way out. It is necessary to rinse the nose during exacerbation several times a day with an aqueous solution of table salt (half a cup of warm water and 1/2 hour. l. salt), sniff it, but without fanaticism and sharp breaths. After the procedure - just water and anoint with oil. And be sure to take up immunity. A complication - what's good in the headache, lack of oxygen throughout the body, especially young and growing, etc. ...
Ivan Miroshnichenko
Sinusitis is a pretty unpleasant disease first you need to identify the cause of the disease and then prescribed treatment by a specialized doctor in accordance with the patient's individuality nivkoem case do not try to engage in self-medication And also you can consult with the doctor in charge of inhalation menthol very good remedy.
