I have had a lot of things to wrong with my body over my lifetime.
Thankfully none of them have been really life threatening, but I have had my share of painful reminders that I am mortal.
One of the worst things that I can remember dealing with is a sinus infection and all of the things that go along with it.
The worst part is that it just doesn't go away, they seem to stick around for the long term, that is why there are two types of sinus infections, acute (quick onset) and chronic (long term).
But both of these types of sinus infections share the same set of symptoms, they just vary in the way in which the show themselves and how long they last.
The symptoms of sinus infections vary from person to person but they usually include several of the following.
A headache that is felt in the forward part of the head, usually characterized by an intense feeling of pressure in the area of the eyes and cheek bones near the nose.
It could also be that you suffer from a cough or even a fever, and the sinus infection could also cause you to have bad breath.
While the breath really isn't bad, the smell resonating from your nostrils makes it seem as if your breath is bad.
If you are suffering from one or more of these symptoms you may be suffering from a sinus infection.
Remember that these symptoms can persist for quite some time, and that they may come and go as they are triggered by such things as allergies and changes in the barometric pressure.