How long does it take for acute sinusitis to turn into chronic sinusitis

The process of sinusitis turning chronic is relatively long, and you still don't have to. Or be positive**. Your current condition may be that your immunity is relatively low, which is causing a delay in healing. Don't take roxithromycin anymore.

Use Chinese herbs while exercising actively. Regulate your diet and sleep.

Acute sinusitis, as long as it is timely to fight the infection**, there is a possibility of cure.

Once it becomes chronic, it is difficult to break the roots, and there will be frequent episodes and remissions. The use of antibiotics is not recommended for chronic sinusitis**, because it is difficult for antibiotics to reach chronic inflammatory tissues, and it is easy to induce drug resistance.

The best way is to reduce the number of seizures, that is, to reduce the triggers of seizures, such as colds, and at the same time improve your physical fitness and participate in more exercise. In some people, especially in children, who do not have seizures for a long time, they may recover on their own.

It is recommended to use Xuanshantang Nasal Danin essential oil extracted from herbal essence to sterilize and reduce inflammation, repair nasal mucosa, pay attention to nasal hygiene, strengthen physical exercise, strictly prohibit smoking, alcohol and spicy food, and pay attention to keeping warm.

I also have acute sinusitis, and it is still severe, but I hung up for 3 days, and then took roxithromycin and eucalyptus enteric-coated soft capsules, and the doctor told me that it would be cured in less than a month. As long as you take care not to catch a cold again, it will not turn chronic.

I massaged my nose with the Wizard of Oz skin cream, and it got better in the morning, and I followed it for more than a month to heal.

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Sinusitis symptoms.

Everyone knows some about the symptoms of rhinitis, including nasal congestion, runny nose, sneezing, etc. Sinusitis can also have these symptoms, and because the sinus structure is different, there are some special symptoms, the most typical being headache.

The main reason for nasal congestion during rhinitis attack is that the blood vessels on the nasal mucosa are congested and dilated, and the nasal mucosal cells are filled and swollen, resulting in the nasal mucosa swelling and crowding the nasal passage, causing nasal congestion.

When sinusitis attacks, the nasal mucosa in the sinuses will also swell, especially the nasal mucosa at the sinus orifice, which will squeeze the sinus ostium passage or even completely block the sinus ostium.

When rhinitis attacks, we have a runny nose, which is secreted by the nasal mucosa.

When sinusitis attacks, the nasal mucosa in the sinuses also secretes nasal discharge.

When the sinus opening is blocked, the nasal mucus in the sinuses cannot get out, it will accumulate more and more, and the pressure in the sinuses will become more and more intense, so that the sinus position will appear more and more obvious pain.

This pain is dull, and when sinusitis is severe, the headache will be particularly strong, and it can hurt to the point of a white light in front of the eyes, and even spasms and vomiting.

The nasal discharge in the sinuses accumulates more and more at the same time, it will become more and more viscous, so the nasal discharge of sinusitis is very thick and dark, yellow or green, and most of it is purulent and even foul.

To sum up, if you have nasal discomfort at the same time, such as nasal congestion, runny nose, and sneezing, accompanied by headaches, you may have sinusitis.

If the nasal discharge is very dark in color, or even pus and foul-smelling, it is also likely to have sinusitis.

Rhinitis can turn into sinusitis, which in turn can further aggravate the symptoms and manifestations of rhinitis. Common types of rhinitis include acute rhinitis, chronic rhinitis, allergic dermatitis, and many more. These types of rhinitis can lead to the accumulation of inflammatory secretions due to various factors, secondary infection, leading to sinus inflammation.

The patient has aggravated nasal congestion, more purulent nasal discharge in the nasal passages, and even symptoms such as fever and headache. Therefore, patients with rhinitis need to pay attention to maintaining the smooth drainage of the nasal passages to minimize the chance of sinus inflammation.

It can turn into sinusitis, that is, it can cause infection in the sinus cavity and cause inflammation, and sinusitis is very difficult, especially chronic sinusitis. Therefore, when there is a cold and nasal congestion and intranasal infection, it must be timely**, otherwise it is very difficult to cause sinusitis**.

Yes. In the long-term onset of allergic rhinitis, it will cause congestion and edema of the nasal cavity and sinus mucosa, and nasal polyps will be produced if the edema does not subside for a long time, and nasal polyps will make the sinuses naturally open or block the entire nasal passage, and block the natural openings of multiple sinuses at the same time, which affects the drainage of the nasal cavity and sinuses, so that the resistance of the nasal cavity and sinuses is significantly reduced.

Patients may develop sinusitis if they often experience symptoms of rhinitis. Because there is a lot of nasal discharge in the nasal cavity, the mucosa is often inflamed, which can easily lead to the obstruction of the sinus ostium, which is not conducive to the drainage of secretions in the sinus cavity, and finally forms sinusitis.

Allergic rhinitis can turn into rhinitis or sinus inflammation at any time, when allergic rhinitis occurs, it is often accompanied by symptoms such as runny nose, sneezing, tears, nasal congestion, etc., especially blowing the nose vigorously, nourishing the nasal discharge for too long, nasal congestion, etc., which will cause sinus inflammation, and soon develop to thick yellow nasal discharge, headache, fever, and even abscess.

Rhinitis is a general term, and you don't have to think that you are unlucky, there is a reason for sinusitis.

I also have sinusitis, but I don't have a headache yet, I don't know if it's not too serious or something else.

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Hello, acute rhinitis is what we call a cold, and a general cold will be caused by chronic rhinitis if it is not timely or incomplete.

**For rhinitis, you can use saline nasal lavage, normal saline can, there is no ***, the effect is slower than the drug, but for rhinitis without turbinate hypertrophy and nasal polyps, insist on nasal lavage, the effect is very good. After the symptoms are eliminated, regular nasal washing and nasal maintenance can reduce the chance of rhinitis**.

You can wash it yourself or use a nasal irrigation device, and one thing that needs to be reminded is that you must pay attention to the posture and method when you wash yourself, and if you don't master it well, you will be in danger of choking or getting water into your ears. If you choose a nasal irrigation device, you must also pay attention to whether the batch number of medical devices, such as electric, must have a Class II medical device number to be sold on the market, and it must be safe to use in terms of safety and effect. I hope it helps you, and if you don't understand, you can also use hi to find me.