Sinus Headaches
Sinus Headaches occur when the sinus passages behind your eyes, nose, cheeks, and forehead are congested.
What are Sinus Headaches?
Your sinuses are air-filled spaces inside your forehead, cheekbones, and behind the bridge of your nose. When they get inflamed -- usually because of an allergic reaction or an infection -- they swell, make more mucus, and the channels that drain them can get blocked. The build-up of pressure in the sinuses can lead to a Sinus Headache.
Signs and Symptoms of Sinus Headaches
When you have a Sinus Headache, your face hurts. Typically, pain gets worse when you move your head suddenly or lean forward. Depending on the sinus affected, you may feel a constant dull ache behind the eyes or in your cheek, forehead or the bridge of the nose. Other symptoms of Sinus Headaches include:
Causes of Sinus Headaches
Sinus Headaches are most often caused by sinusitis, in which the sinus becomes inflamed from allergies or other triggers like an infection. Other triggers may include rhinitis (or hay fever), sinus infections and sinus blockages.
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