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A 21-year-old male asked:
What's the characters of headache caused by chronic sinusitis? no pain or pressure around nose but having continuous pressure in my forehead
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Dr. Lori Semelanswered
Pediatrics 37 years experience
Sinuses: There are two sets of sinuses. One set is called the frontal sinuses and they are located on your forehead where your pressure is. The other sinuses are next to your nose, these are called maxillary sinuses. I would definitely be evaluated for a possible frontal sinusitis.
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Dr. Ellen Altenburganswered
Pediatrics 33 years experience
Could be sinusitis: Frontal headaches are commonly seen with sinusitis, but can also occur with allergies and colds.
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Dr. Phillip Goebelanswered
Emergency Medicine 18 years experience
Facial pain: You have sinuses directly behind your forehead, your nose, and your cheeks. Pain in those areas often worsened by looking at the ground can be symptoms of sinusitis.
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Last updated Sep 29, 2016
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