How does a sinus allergy occur? Sinuses are hollow cavities within the bones of the face and they open up into the nasal passage. Sinus allergy occurs when the nasal passage becomes blocked due to foreign matter(dusts,pollens,etc), often this results in sinusitis. Hence it is essential to find appropriate medicine and treatment before infection sets in. The causes of sinus allergy can be many and varied. It can range from the pollens to dust, dirt and hair. These allergens cause the nasal cavity to become blocked and fluids would not be able to drain into nasal passages, resulting in allergic reactions. The are already well-known medicine and treatment in the market used for such sinus allergy and I am going to briefly touch on them. One known medicine or treatment for such allergy would be using a sinus irrigation system. Sounds scary? Not quite, its actually directing of solution into one's nostril and letting it flow out of the other nostril. Although this may seem slightly uncomfortable, it will help relieve sinus congestion, pressure and pain while strengthening your cilia, immune system and reducing the occurrence of infection. Another less intrusive but more expensive method would be getting a air purifier for your home/office. Not just any air purifier will do mind you, air purifiers with HEPA air filters as they specializes in allergens removal with applications like odor and gas control. Having such air purifier will drastically reduce you contact with the allergens, hence your chance of triggering allergic reaction will be reduced. For the money cautious, there always medicine readily available to relief you of the allergy symptoms. Neti pots, nasal spray and even oral medicine have all been proven to reduce sinus allergy reactions, these medicine are easily available to anyone due to their cheap prices. In short sinus allergy can be controlled or cured with the appropriate medicine or treatment method. Nasal irrigation, living in a clean and tidy environment and controlling your diet to avoid foods that might trigger your allergic reactions are all ways you practice and implement into your daily routine. You can also use our FREE report to find out further details of how you can get rid of your sinus allergy for good. Andrew is an independent researcher on various sinus allergy medicine, his research material can be easily view at http://www.squidoo.com/remedies-sinus-allergies
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