Allergies and sinus infections involve swelling in the nasal passages. Medications like corticosteroids and decongestants can help reduce swelling and open the sinuses for both conditions.

Sinus infections, on the other hand, typically resolve within two weeks, though chronic cases can linger much longer. Using allergy medications for a sinus infection is like trying to put out a ...

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Dr. Niessen discusses the ways seasonal allergies can impact oral health, and how to protect your teeth and gums while ...

Seasonal allergies also increase the risk of developing sinus and ear infections and increase the risk of asthma. Strategies to manage symptoms include medications, limiting exposure to pollen and ...

Spring allergies have been intensifying for a lot of people, and Aspirus is helping provide information to those suffering.

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Here's the lowdown from allergy doctors on how to get relief, from which medicines to use — and how to best use them — to ...

Many in Kansas City may be waking up with headaches, sinus pressure and itchy eyes recently. The culprit? Tree pollen. A ...

Waking up congested, itchy, and unrested? You’re not imagining it. Allergy season is longer, stronger, and tougher on your ...