With cold and flu season comes an increased risk of sinus infections, which can trigger a runny nose, sinus pressure, congestion and postnasal drip, among other bothersome symptoms. Fortunately ...

This immune reaction causes symptoms like sneezing, itchy eyes, and a runny nose, but it doesn’t involve an infection. A sinus infection, however, is usually caused by bacteria or viruses. When these ...

Nasal sinusitis, commonly called a sinus infection, is a condition characterised by inflammation or swelling of the tissue ...

If you feel a strange sensation in your ear as soon as your flight takes off, you might be dealing with airplane ear. While ...

If the sinus infection was caused by a virus, you might still be contagious, so it's best to stay home until your symptoms improve. You don’t necessarily need to stay home with bacterial sinusitis, as ...

It might feel good to blow your nose as hard as possible, but ear, nose and throat specialists say it can do more harm in the ...

Postnasal drip — the constant feeling of mucus trickling down the back of your throat — is often linked to sinusitis (a sinus ...

Like fraternal twins, migraine attacks and sinus ... infection. Migraine often presents with what doctors call "autonomic symptoms," including red, watery eyes, nasal congestion and runny nose ...

Dr Zachary Rubin, peadiatric allergist based in Chicago, told his 487,000 followers on Instagram that forcefully blowing your ...

However, fluctuations in air pressure can cause severe discomfort for ... One person said: "Last year I flew 12 hours with a ...