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Sinus congestion can be quite a nuisance, often causing discomfort and trouble breathing. Natural remedies such as turmeric tea and steam inhalation provide simple ways to relieve these symptoms.

Stimulating pressure points in the sinuses may helps relieve nasal congestion or a stuffy nose. It involves identifying certain points near the nose and applying pressure with the fingertips ...

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Sinus infections can indeed be troubling and disruptive, resulting in symptoms such as headaches, congestion and discomfort in the face that can hinder your everyday activities. Although several ...

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