Can a sinus congestion cause cataract-like symptoms?
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I'm really worried. I don't have the money to see a doctor right away. I have difficulty with glare (often with bright sun or automobile headlights while driving at night).
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Sounds like you either might get migraines, or might need glasses, or have allergies. Unfortunately, they all need a doc. See if you can find a clinic nearby...
Here is an article I got on the internet. Hope it helps.
The first step in treating a sinus headache is recognizing the symptoms. Once the symptoms have been identified, you need to take action to reduce your sinus swelling and inflammation. You will also need to find a treatment that will help facilitate mucous drainage. All of which can be easily accomplished by using SinusWars 100% natural homeopathic remedies.
SinusWars currently has a safe, natural and clinically proven product that relieves sinus headaches almost immediately.
SinusWarsHW11 -Sinus Headache-Frontal Remedy
SinusWars HW11 is designed to treat sinus headaches and also alleviates blocked nasal passages.
This product provides fast effective relief for the headache pain and also treats the cause of the pain. It helps reduce the inflammation of your mucous membrane and drain blocked mucous from your sinuses. Relieving the pressure from your head.
Website to order product or inquire
http://www.sinuswars.com/headache.asp
SinusWarsHW11 treats all of the following symptoms:
Frontal aches, pains and headaches
Frontal pressure and pressure around the sinuses
Headaches that cause ones vision to be blurred
Headaches with pain in specific spots in the frontal region
Headaches that start from the eye and spread towards the temples
Heavy and congested forehead
Lightheaded feeling
When to see your doctor?
You should consult a doctor if the headache symptoms last for an extended period of time and do not improve when taking Sinuswars remedies.
Some people experience headaches unrelated to sinuses, which could actually be:
Tension headaches: caused by muscle contraction and stress.
Migraines: usually intense, may be throbbing and pounding or felt more on one side of the head.
Cluster headaches: rare headaches that occur in "clusters" and are relatively short in duration, but cause tremendous pain.
Your doctor will know the difference, and can recommend appropriate treatment.
No but it can cause wattery eyes