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The sinus is a cavity around the nasal passages that conditions air before it reaches the lungs. Sinus infections, known as sinusitis, are common and caused by infections or swelling in the sinus cavities, resulting in symptoms like headaches and difficulty breathing. Chronic sinus infections require prolonged treatment with antibiotics, nasal rinses, decongestants, or other therapies. Home remedies for sinus pressure relief include inhaling steam, consuming garlic or apple cider vinegar, avoiding food allergens, drinking herbal teas, or inhaling essential oils.

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Clic Here: http://bronchitis-home-remedy.lir25.com - Bronchitis Remedies Natural There are so ways to help your body heal from a bronchial infection and ease symptoms of the condition. There is some home remedies to alleviate the congestion and coughing of bronchitis. Ginger Ginger is also a potent expectorant that works well in tea. Steep 1/2 teaspoon ginger, a pinch of ground cloves, and a pinch of cinnamon in 1 cup boiling water. With bronchitis you're at risk for picking up another infection. Avoid crowds, children with colds, smoky rooms and contact with anyone who has a cold or flu. Wear gloves or a mask if you have to, and wash your hands often. For more information please visit: http://bronchitis-home-remedy.lir25.com

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Clic Here: http://bronchitis-home-remedy.lir25.com - At Home Remedies for Bronchitis Bronchitis is most often caused by a virus, frequently the same one that causes colds, although the flu virus is a common culprit as well. Bronchitis often follows a cold or the flu, when resistance is down and the lungs may already be slightly irritated. There are some home remedies that you can use: Honey and Onions To relieve the cough that comes from bronchitis, slice an onion into a bowl, then cover with honey. Allow to stand overnight, then remove the onion. Take 1 teaspoon of the honey, four times a day. Onions are expectorants and help the flow of mucus. You can also eat onions raw, cooked, baked, in soups and stews or as seasoning. For more information please visit: http://bronchitis-home-remedy.lir25.com

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A 24 years old female complains “my head feels heavy, can’t bend down, something tight feeling around the head, my nose is stuffed, and I cannot breath. I got very ill one winter, dizzy, fever, congestion, and ear infection, fatigue. My sinuses were constantly draining, green, thick mucus. Because I let it go so long thinking it was just a cold, it turned into Bronchitis and I was out of work for 2 weeks on a strong course of antibiotics.” this is what we hear most of them complaining. If we try to enquire about the past they give a history of recurrent cold or coryza. That is how a case of sinusitis presents.

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