Tuesday, October 27, 2015

Changes in Barametric Pressure, Temperature and Humidity can Cause Sinus Headaches



Many people are affected by sinus headaches. 

Especially in Central Texas where there are big changes in barometric pressure, temperature, and humidity over short time intervals. 

This pressure headache occurs because the sinus cavities that surround the eyes have narrow outflow tracks. With a little allergy swelling that outflow track can be blocked. 

When the sinus cavity cannot ventilate and equilibrate with the nose it will have a build up of pressure. This pressure can cause headache, visual changes, congestion, and can start migraines. 

Allergy medicines such as antihistamines, decongestants, and allergy nasal sprays can be effective for many patients to relieve these complaints. (For more information, click here)

Surgical therapy was the next step in the past if medical therapy failed. Fortunately gentle sinus balloon dilation can now be performed as a simple office procedure. This can relieve these complaints permanently and allow patients to avoid all of the constant medicines. 

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