Sinus infection management involves identifying signs in babies, understanding the impact of exercise, and using nutritional strategies or salt water to alleviate pressure and drainage.
A sinus infection, also called sinusitis, may be caused by a virus or a bacteria. Most of the time, according to Mayoclinic.com, antibiotics are not necessary to treat sinusitis because the infection usually clears up on its own.
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A sinus infection during pregnancy can make you miserable. The yellow or green nasal discharge, congestion, fever, headache, facial tenderness, cough and sore throat that are classic symptoms will make you want to take medication and make it all go away.
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