Sinusitis refers to the inflammation or swelling of the tissue lining the sinuses. The sinuses are air-filled cavities located within the bones of the face and skull, and they are connected to the nasal passages. Sinusitis commonly occurs when the sinuses become blocked and filled with fluid, leading to the growth of bacteria, viruses, or fungi.
At Wellness Homeo Clinic International, we have successfully treated numerous individuals with Sinusitis. Homeopathic treatment yields positive outcomes for acute and subacute Sinusitis, preventing its progression to the chronic stage. It also averts the need for painful procedures and effectively manages chronic and recurring Sinusitis. Our homeopathic approach enhances the immune system, reducing susceptibility to allergens and effectively controlling Allergic Sinusitis.
Our experienced homeopathy doctors offer personalized Constitutional Homeopathy Treatment for Sinusitis, considering symptoms, medical history, and individual needs. At Wellness Homeo Clinic, our Homeopathic approach not only reduces severity but also provides lasting relief from sinus infections.
Sinus infections, also known as sinusitis, can be classified into two main forms: acute and chronic. An acute sinus infection typically persists for a duration of ten days to eight weeks. On the other hand, a chronic infection lasts even longer, with ongoing symptoms that may seem to improve temporarily before returning to their initial severity.
Sinusitis can be triggered by allergies and chemical irritants that affect the sinuses, leading to inflammation. In addition, the presence of a viral, bacterial, or fungal infection within the sinus cavities can result in a sinus infection (infectious sinusitis). Various factors, including allergies, nasal polyps, and tooth infections, can also contribute to sinus pain and associated symptoms.
The majority of individuals experience a reduction in symptoms within a span of 12 weeks. However, individuals diagnosed with chronic sinusitis will continue to experience symptoms beyond this 12-week period.
Chronic sinusitis is often attributed to nasal polyps or allergies, which are the leading causes. However, some individuals experience a perpetually runny nose without a clear cause, a condition known as nonallergic rhinitis. In cases of nasal polyps, the excessive growth of tissues can obstruct the nasal passages or sinuses, making it difficult to breathe through the nose.
Symptoms of chronic sinusitis include nasal congestion, breathing difficulty, facial pain and swelling, and reduced sense of smell and taste.
