About Sinus

Sinus trouble can cause a large variety of symptoms that include nasal congestion, headache, eye pain, postnasal drip, cough, disturbed sleep, irritability, and fatigue. Sinus pain can be felt in the cheekbones, forehead, or bridge of the nose. Sudden head movements or physical strain intensifies sinus pain.

Sinus distress is among America’s most common ailment. More than 39 million Americans suffer from sinus problems. Symptoms can be experienced from infancy to adulthood. Sinus pain is often associated with a head cold or flu. A variety of other factors can also play a major role in sinus suffering.

The sinuses are four small cavities found in the skull. They perform many functions such as lightening the weight of the skull, adding resonance for the voice, acting as a filter for the lungs, and warming and humidifying the air we breath.

Book - Sinus

A new book, The Sinus Handbook- A Self Help Guide, covers up-to-date information on the sinuses—how they function, what can go wrong, and ways to relieve sinus distress. It gives you facts on natural, alternative, and medical remedies that can bring relief to those suffering sinus pain.