Sinus Infections

Oct 12, 2018

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SinusInfections http://www.gonzabaurgentcare.com/urgent-care- services/ailments/sinus-infections/
Sinus infections are caused by infections from a pathogenic microorganism (virus,bacterium,orfungus),whichgrowswithinasinusandcausesintermittent blockageofthesinusostium.
Sinusitisisinflammationoftheaircavitieswithinthepassagesofthenose. Sinusitiscanbecausedbyinfection,butalsocanbecausedbyallergiesand chemicalorparticulateirritationofthesinuses.
Bacterialinfectionofthesinusesissuspectedwhenfacialpain,pus-likenasal discharge, and symptoms that persists for longer than a week and are not respondingtoover-the-counternasalmedications.
Our medical staff at Gonzaba Urgent Care is dedicated to provide you the best care for your medical needs. For more information sinusinfections and symptoms, please contact Gonzaba Urgent Care(210)921-6600.
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