What are the symptoms of a sinus headache

An overview of sinus headaches, which are associated with a deep and constant pain in the cheekbones, forehead, or bridge of the nose.It could also move to the neck, as stiffness.

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The four groups of sinus cavities in the head are hollow air spaces, with openings into the nose for the exchange of air and mucus. They’re located inside each cheek-bone, behind the eyes, behind the bridge of the nose and in the forehead. …

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The four groups of sinus cavities in the head are hollow air spaces with openings into the nose for exchange of air and mucus. They’re located inside each cheekbone, behind the eyes, behind the bridge of the nose and in the forehead. Secret…

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Related Questions Answered on Y!Answers

Why do I get a headache and sinus symptoms with approaching rainy, cold weather?

Q: With lots of pain in the eyes.

A: When a front moves through your srea is changes the air pressure (the concept that is expressed by reading a barometer). You may just be hypersensitive to pressure changes. Does the same thing happen when you fly or anything like that? It might now due to the fact that they are severe pressure changes but usually people who get headaches with weather changes are hypersensitive to slight pressure changes. Or you might be able to predict the future…. lol. Just kidding

Is it possible to have a sinus-related headache if I do not have any other symptoms of a sinus infection?

Q: Just wondering if this is possible. I definitely have pressure in my head that feels like sinus pressure, but I don’t have any other symptoms like nasal discharge or anything like that. If so, are there any good ways to help ease the pain/pressure without taking medicine?

A: Yes. Impacted sinus infection can be well up there and not dripping and hurts above the eyes and eyebrows. Sometimes across the forehead. But this type is rarer than a normal sinus infection. Have you had a cold or virus in the last week or two? Fever? Earache? These can also cause sinus pain. Also, you can get this pain after flying and having inner ear infections and it ends up in your sinuses and ears. Water in the canals from ears from swimming can bring on a sinus infection.So there are many causes. Another is straining from the eyes, can hurt not only above the eyes and eyebrows, but behind the eyes as well. This comes with being on computer too long and not blinking enough.If you still have this pain and it gets overwhelming, see your doctor.

Sinus/pressure headache & sore throat with no other symptoms?

Q: For three days I’ve had a sinus headache, like the one you get when you have a fever and if you move your head too quickly it aches, and a slightly sore throat that feels kind of tight but I’ve felt fine otherwise and I am fine doing my daily routine and such, unless I move my head too quickly lol. I haven’t been tired or had a blocked/runny nose or any other symptoms.What is this supposed to be? Is it a cold, or allergies or what?Btw I don’t have health insurance yet, I’m not going to the doctor lol

A: allergy or sinus infection. See your Dr.