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Sinusitis Infection and Asthma
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Sinusitis is caused by inflammation, usually from allergies or a cold that get attacked by bacteria, which causes more swelling. When the opening to the sinus cavity becomes swollen, a blockage occurs and the bacteria and mucus become trapped and cannot be washed out by way of the cilia. Sinusitis has numerous symptoms such as cough, facial pain, green nasal discharge, and headache. Another common symptom is postnasal drip. Postnasal drip irritates a person’s asthma when it drips into the airway, which may make the asthma hard to control. The postnasal drip may also contain bacteria, which also may bring on an asthma attack. Postnasal drip occurs due to the accumulating mucus in the sinuses. Asthma Asthma is defined as: a paroxysmal, often allergic disorder of respiration, characterized by bronchospasm, wheezing, and difficulty in expiration, often accompanied by coughing and a feeling of constriction in the chest. has many treatment forms such as inhalers, oral medications, and nebulized medications. There are also several forms of treatment for sinusitis which may reduce the postnasal drip. Oral antibiotics are prescribed often by physicals. Oral antibiotics work to fight many infections by traveling in the blood stream to the infected area. The sinus cavities however, have very few blood vessels, so oral antibiotics often are unsuccessful. Nasal sprays which can be prescribed or purchased over the counter are also often used. Nasal sprays have a large particle size and have difficulty getting past the inflammation at the opening of the sinus cavity, and are unable to travel up to the sinusitis infection. Nasal sprays may only clear the lower sinus area. Sinus Dynamics is the most innovative form of treatment for sinusitis infections. Sinus Dynamics antibiotics, anti-fungals, and anti inflammatories are used in a nebulized form, making it easy for the 3.2 micron sized particles to make their way through the infection and inflammation at the opening of the sinus cavity. Sinus Dynamics antibiotics are more effective than oral antibiotics in a sinusitis infection, since they are directly nebulized into the infection and into the blood stream in the sinus cavity area. There are little to no side effects because such a small amount of medicine is used and will not travel through the blood stream into the rest of the body. Sinus Dynamics 98% success rate clearly shows that this is the most successful treatment in sinusitis infections. Let Sinus Dynamics to discuss what treatment would be right for your Sinusitis Infection and asthma (877) 447-4276!
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