Sinusitis 12yrs+

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Under the Pharmacy First service, our team of pharmacists are able to provide you with trusted medical advice and suggest effective treatment options, including prescription-only medicines, without needing to book an appointment with your GP first.

Sinuses are small air-filled cavities behind your forehead and cheekbones.
Mucus produced by your sinuses usually drained into your nose through small channels.
Sinusitis is a common condition in which the lining of the sinuses becomes inflamed, blocking the channels and preventing mucus draining away. It is usually caused by a viral infection and often improves within two or three weeks.

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    Symptoms of Sinusitis
    The main symptoms of sinusitis include:

    • Pain, tenderness, and swelling around the face, particularly in the cheeks, eyes, and forehead
    • Nasal congestion
    • Thick, green or yellow mucus from the nose
    • Headache
    • Fever
    • Reduced sense of smell
    • Tooth pain
    • Bad breath

    In young children, sinusitis may also cause difficulty feeding, irritability, and breathing through the mouth instead of the nose.

    Who qualifies for a Pharmacy First Sinusitis appointment?

    • Patients registered with a GP
    • Individuals with the symptoms listed above
    • People aged 12 and over

    What Causes Sinusitis?
    Sinusitis is often caused by a cold or flu virus that spreads to the sinuses. In some cases, a bacterial infection can cause sinusitis. Other potential causes include:

    • Infected teeth
    • Fungal infections
    • Chronic sinusitis, which can be linked to allergies, asthma, hay fever, smoking, or a weakened immune system

    How to Prevent a Sinus Infection
    You can reduce your risk of sinusitis by:

    • Washing your hands frequently with soap and water
    • Managing allergies effectively
    • Avoiding irritants such as smoke and pollution
    • Maintaining a healthy lifestyle to keep your immune system strong

    How to Treat Sinusitis
    For mild sinusitis, you can treat it at home by:

    • Getting plenty of rest
    • Drinking lots of fluids
    • Taking pain relievers like paracetamol or ibuprofen
    • Avoiding triggers that worsen your symptoms
    • Not smoking
    • Using a saltwater solution to rinse your nose and ease congestion
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