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Facial tenderness and/or swelling when facial areas over sinus areas are touched.
Pressure or pain due to mucus pressing on sinus tissue or inflammation of sinuses.
Fever due to inflammation of sinus tissues and infection.
A cloudy, discolored nasal drainage is often seen in bacterial sinus infections.
Congestion is a feeling of nasal stuffiness, and occurs with both infectious and non-infectious sinusitis.
Post nasal drip is mucus overproduction from sinusitis that flows to the throat and irritates throat tissue.
Sore throat is inflammation of throat tissue by post nasal drip.
Cough is a response to post nasal drip and body's attempt to clear out throat tissue irritants.
Tooth pain caused by pressure on surrounding nerves and tissues
Ear pain caused by pressure on surrounding nerves and tissues
Eye pain caused by pressure on surrounding nerves and tissues
Fatigue due to fever, immune response and/or coughing
Bad breath usually is due to bacterial infections
Itching/sneezing - In noninfectious sinusitis, other associated allergy symptoms of itching eyes and sneezing may be common, but may include some of the symptoms listed above for infectious sinusitis.
Nasal drainage usually is clear or whitish-colored in people with noninfectious sinusitis.
Ulceration can occur with rare fulminant fungal infections with sharply defined edges and a black, necrotic center in the nasal area. Some fungal infections cause dark, black-appearing exudates. This requires immediate medical evaluation.
Multiple chronic (over 1-3 months) symptoms usually are a sign of subacute or chronic sinusitis