How To Know If You Have A Sinus Infection?

Symptoms lasting more than 10 days without improvement

Symptoms that improve then suddenly worsen again

Severe facial pain or pressure, especially on one side

High fever (about 102°F/39°C or higher) with facial pain or headache

Thick, discolored nasal discharge (yellow/green) with significant congestion

Nasal congestion or blockage that makes it hard to breathe through the nose

Reduced sense of smell

Tooth pain (especially upper teeth)

Headache or pressure that worsens when bending forward

Cough that is worse at night or from post-nasal drip

Ear pressure or fullness

Bad breath (halitosis) associated with nasal symptoms

Symptoms that align with a common cold but persist longer or become more severe

Seek urgent care if you have swelling around the eyes, vision changes, severe headache, stiff neck, confusion, or worsening high fever

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