If your sinusitis makes you sneeze, sniffle, and suffer through every season, it might be time to consider preventative measures. You can’t prevent every case, but you can lower your risk.
It sounds like you might have allergies that are causing nasal congestion. Or it could be viral colds or other environmental irritants. Is it possible to try home remedies first before going to the doctors' office? Yes! Let us look at a few safe home remedies.
If this does not work then you can certainly go to the pharmacy to try OTC (Over the Counter) remedies such as antihistamines, or medications that will thin the mucus. There are so many that you may want to check with the pharmacist or speak with your doctor. Speaking of which your doctor also can prescribe medications that can help with your stuffy nose.
If all else fails and you continue to have a chronic stuffy nose, then surgical intervention may be the last resort.
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