Übersetzung für "Nebenhöhlenentzündung" in Englisch

Big sinus bleed could be sinusitis and a bleeding disorder.

He's got acute frontal sinusitis.

I've had sinusitis for 15 years.

But there is some evidence of sinusitis.

And that's probably just a sinus infection.

Common symptoms of sinusitis include:

Cigarette smoke and hazardous fumes irritate nasal tissue, which can cause sinusitis.

I also suffered from chronic tonsillitis, sinusitis and allergies as well.

Acute sinusitis often occurs after you have a cold, and symptoms get worse after 5-7 days.

Extreme temperatures or sudden changes in temperature can also cause sinusitis.

Allergens such as pollen or dust are common causes of sinusitis.

You've already had a sinus attack today. And you're not looking well.

And it is really helping with my sinus infectch.

Runny eyes or floods of tears can also be caused by an inflammation in the mucosa of the lachrymal canals after sinusitis.

As a nasal spray or nasal aerosol, it is used for the treatment of rhinitis and sinusitis.

You may catch a nasty flu bug, which develops into bronchitis or sinusitis if left untreated.

These include bronchitis, tonsillitis, otitis, sinusitis, pneumonia and various others.

Symptoms of chronic sinusitis are usually a bit milder, but last much longer.

Sinusitis can be hard to diagnose, especially since the symptoms are similar to that of a cold.

But influenza has far more serious complications, starting with sinusitis and bronchitis – otherwise known as nose and chest infections.

You may also be more likely to have chronic sinusitis if you smoke or have asthma. Avoid changes in external stimuli.

Your doctor may also order an allergy test to determine whether allergies are causing your sinusitis.

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