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Sinusitis
Causes, Symptoms, and Effective Relief with Sinotis
Sinusitis, a common condition affecting millions, is more than just a stuffy nose or a headache. It can disrupt daily life, causing discomfort and reducing productivity. But with the right knowledge and treatment, you can manage sinusitis effectively. Here, we’ll explore the causes, symptoms, and treatments for sinusitis, and introduce you to Tablet Sinotis, a trusted solution for sinus relief.
What is Sinusitis?
Sinusitis occurs when the sinuses, the hollow bony cavities around your nose, become inflamed and painful. This can be due to an infection, allergies, or other factors. Sinusitis can be acute (short-term) or chronic (lasting more than 12 weeks).
Why Does it Happen?
Facial part of our skull has four pairs of hollow areas under the bone as depicted in the picture. These sinuses are drained into our nose. Any ailment that causes blockage of nasal passage, such as sputum, for a long time, it causes drainage obstruction, and finally – sinusitis.
Main causes include, rhinitis (swelling in nose mucosa) due to pollution, dusty environment, cold air, any irritative fumes.
Common Symptoms of Sinusitis:
- Persistent nasal congestion
- Facial pain or pressure, especially around the eyes and forehead
- Thick nasal discharge
- Headache or earache
- Reduced sense of smell or taste
- Fatigue and irritability
How is Sinusitis Treated?
Treatment depends on the cause and severity of your condition. Options include:
- Saline sprays or steam inhalation: To clear nasal passages, and so to help the sinuses to drain their secretions, use warm salt water solution for rinsing the nose. Inhale steam periodically to relieve mucosal lining in nose.
- Decongestants and antihistamines: Apart of using steam and saline, some medicines are needed to decongest nasal passage and drainages. Unani and Ayurvedic medicines are available for this purpose also.
- Herbal and natural remedies: Modern therapeutic chemicals often make patient uncomfortable due to their effects on nervous system. Some cause drowsiness, some may increase heart rate. In that case patient feels palpitation. Unani and Ayurvedic formulations are good alternatives.
- Antibiotics: In trivial infections, our body may be capable of fighting and removing micro-organisms. But for high microbial load, or if body has low immunity for increasing age or any disease, then anti-biotics become necessary to safely fight with acute stage of the disease. In trivial infections or after passing the due course of anti-biotics, Unani and Ayurvedic medicines help a lot.
Herbal Treatment for Sinusitis:
As explained above, herbal treatments, like Unani and Ayurveda, play crucial role in managing sinusitis. First, they replace the need of strong decongestants. Secondly, they naturally build immunity to fight nasal ailments.
Apart of Sinusitis treatment tablets or formulations, you are suggested to use a potent Unani / herbal / Ayurvedic anti-allergic (blood purifier medicines), to prevent relapses of rhinitis, cold, sinusitis etc. Unani blood purifiers need to be taken for nearly two months to get best results. For specific sinusitis solutioin, you can use Sana Herbals’ Sinotis Tablets. It can Relieve sinus congestion naturally.
Herbal Treatment for Sinusitis:
If you are in search of Sinusitis natural remedies, a good option is Sinotis. To come out of the chronic sinusitis phase – means when sinus inflammation becomes old – this formulation is very useful.
Tablet Sinotis: Unlike conventional medicines, Sinotis works gently to:
- Reduce inflammation and congestion.
- Alleviate facial pain and pressure.
- Support the immune system to prevent recurrence.
- Promote overall respiratory health.
- Non-drowsy formula: Stay alert while treating sinusitis
Tips to Manage Sinusitis at Home
While using Sinotis Tablets, you can also try these remedies for added relief:
- Drink plenty of water to thin mucus.
- Use a humidifier to maintain moisture in the air.
- Avoid allergens and irritants, such as smoke or strong odors.
- Practice yoga or breathing exercises to improve nasal airflow.
Dr Aqeel Ahmad
Dr Aqeel Ahmad is an experience Alternate Medicine physician, a technology evangelist, and a science writer.
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