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Can sinuses hurt behind the eyes?
by schwaby, Feb 19, 2007 12:00AM
I have been having some pressure around the bridge of my nose and behind my eyes. I have sinus problems but they seem to get worse as I get older (I'm 36). Anyway, I normally get my allergies in the spring and fall and is accompanied with sneezing, scratchy throat, runny nose, etc.
But this time, I have pressure towards the bridge of my nose, around inner eye sockets next to the nose and behind my eyes. I thought it might be my blood pressure but someone told me that probably isn't the case and it probably my sinuses.
Even thought I don't have a runny nose this time, I am sneezing occasionally but have pressure in the areas mentioned. Can this be my sinues being inflared? I am taking Nasonex but not everyday and was wondering if I should.
Any help you can provide would greatly be appreciated.
But this time, I have pressure towards the bridge of my nose, around inner eye sockets next to the nose and behind my eyes. I thought it might be my blood pressure but someone told me that probably isn't the case and it probably my sinuses.
Even thought I don't have a runny nose this time, I am sneezing occasionally but have pressure in the areas mentioned. Can this be my sinues being inflared? I am taking Nasonex but not everyday and was wondering if I should.
Any help you can provide would greatly be appreciated.
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