Question 1

how can i tell between csfcleak and sinutus?

Accepted Answer

Handkerchief sign: If nasal discharge is from sinuses will stiffen the handkerchief or paper tissue, CSF will only moisten it, will behave like water.

Question 2

when bending over & wearing glasses, i experience pain behind my ears. i suffer from sinutus (sp?) - could this be a symptom of that or something more

Accepted Answer

I do not think so: Sinus Congestion and Allergic Rhinitis can be treated with Steam Inhalation using Menthol, Turmeric and Ginger tea if you have Post nasal Drip.
 OTC Ibuprofen will aso help the headache. Short trial of Anti histaminic would help your allergy symptoms

Question 3

what is the definition or description of: in situ?

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Early Cancer: This is an old latin phase meaning 'in position'.  In dentistry, this refers to an oral cancer which has not spread beyond it's point of origin.

Question 4

what is sinutis?

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Sinus infection: It is the inflammation of the sinuses.

Question 5

best food for sinus?

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Clean Air: Keep it clean and more fresh air. If its infected then you may need  short course of antibiotics and sinus lavage.

Question 6

how to cure sinitus ?

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Sinus infection: Most sinus infections are viral or from allergies and will get better regardless of what you do. Some ways of treating symptoms include decongestants, ibuprofen, nasal saline irrigation and sometimes an intranasal steroid.  If confirmed bacterial sinusitis, antibiotics can be used.  Antibiotics have been shown not to be effective if symptoms have been present less than 10 days.

Question 7

what is sinus disease?

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Dx of the sinuses: Not to be facetious, but the term simply means some disease involving the sinuses.  Most commonly it refers to inflammation of the sinuses or "sinusitis" which can be viral or bacterial, and acute or chronic.  Chronic sinus disease may require long term antibiotic therapy and/or surgery.

Question 8

what is situs inversus?

Accepted Answer

Situs inversus: Situs inversus (also called situs transversus or oppositus) is a congenital condition in which the major visceral organs are reversed or mirrored from their normal positions. A example of situs inversus is seen in the x-ray, where the heart is not in its normal position, it is reveresed. Many people with situs inversus totalis are unaware of their unusual anatomy until they seek medical attention.

Question 9

how do i cure my sinus?

Accepted Answer

Sinus: Your sinus is a normal structure in your body used for breathing.  You can't cure yourself of it. But if you think you have an infection or other problem then you should see a doctor for an evaluation and treatment if needed.

Question 10

what can cause sinusitus?

Accepted Answer

Nasal swelling: Anything that clogs the nose can block the sinuses. Common causes of nasal swelling include upper respiratory tract infections (colds) and allergies.  Once the sinuses cannot drain, bacteria can accumulate in the sinuses and increase in large enough numbers to cause the symptoms of infection. The bacteria can come from various sources, including the nasopharyx and the adenoids that reside there.

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