If you’re struggling with the infection and irritation of your sinuses and are experiencing symptoms like nasal congestion, headaches, facial pain, or even losing sleep, you may be dealing with rhinosinusitis or sinusitis. Sinusitis occurs when the tissue lining the sinuses becomes inflamed or infected, leading to discomfort and difficulty breathing.
At DMV Allergy & Asthma Center in Alexandria, VA, and Washington DC our team of sinus specialists is here to provide you with an accurate diagnosis and personalized sinusitis treatment. Whether you’re dealing with chronic sinusitis or acute symptoms, we have advanced treatment options to help you find relief. Our goal is to restore the quality of your life by alleviating the burden of persistent sinus issues like congestion, sinus pressure, and post-nasal drip.
We offer a range of sinusitis treatments, including medications, nasal sprays, allergy treatments, and, if necessary, minimally invasive sinus surgery. Additionally, we provide sinus CT scan services for a more accurate diagnosis of your sinus condition, ensuring precise and effective treatment. Our experts will create a customized plan tailored to your needs, ensuring long-term relief from sinus infections and preventing future episodes.
Schedule an appointment with our allergists and immunologists at DMV Allergy & Asthma Center in Alexandria, VA and Washington DC to get the best treatment for rhinosinusitis.
Rhinosinusitis, commonly known as sinusitis, is the inflammation of the sinus. The sinuses are the air-filled cavities that are in/near the bones of your nose and eyes. This condition may be classified as acute, which is associated with infection (4 weeks or less). It can also present as chronic, where inflammation is persistent for over 12 weeks. In chronic sinusitis, symptoms may be severe and could impact your daily quality of life.
Rhinosinusitis can be triggered by various factors such as:
At DMV Allergy & Asthma Center, we will diagnose your sinusitis, either chronic or acute, with a series of steps. We will perform a comprehensive medical history, physical exam, and possibly even obtain imaging such as a CT or nasal endoscopy if necessary.
Sinusitis can be treated with the following methods.