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Facial pain and headaches have many causes. Tension headaches, migraine headaches, stress headaches, and more exist. Sinusitis does contribute to facial pressure and pain, and it can reduce your resistance to other kinds of headaches -- that is, sinusitis can lower your threshold or make you more disposed to another type of headache.
Since your sinuses are located in your forehead, between your eyes, and in your cheeks, the location of your headaches can be a clue to their origin. If your headaches temporarily respond to sinus medication but later recur, you may be just treating the symptoms and ignoring the cause. If you feel that your pain is probably sinus-related, start with the Nose and Sinus Center.
At the Nose and Sinus Center, Dr. Becker will examine you thoroughly and search out the MANY causes of facial pain that he can treat. Dr. Becker can do a fiberoptic evaluation of your nose and sinuses to pinpoint the problem and then discuss a wide range of treatment options with you. Recent technology has made these treatments more effective, safer, and more comfortable than ever before. For more information regarding technology, click here.
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