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I have a frontal sinus infection and i lay on my bed with my head hanging off bed to use my phone. could this make sinus pressure worse when i stand?
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Acute sinus: More likely you would have increased pressure while having your head hang off the bed though you might feel a little lightheaded getting up as the pressure drops while getting up.
Answered 4/21/2014
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