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Sinusitis and blood pressure problems
by thesearcher, Aug 03, 2006 12:00AM
Does having a slight sinus problem cause fluctuation in blood pressure? It ranges from 160/80 down to 125/66.
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never had a history of blood pressure issues until this march when i began to have sinus pressure and headaches. My doctor gave me a prescription for it (160/90 when i was checked). sinuses are still irritated and from time to time i get tired from the pain. no fever, but face gets hot and throbs with stress.
i would also like an answer to your question.