“Inappropriate antibiotic prescribing for children ... pediatric encounters at these sites for ear infections, pharyngitis, pneumonia and sinus infections. Davidson said the program will include ...

However, if your doctor thinks your cold-like symptoms are caused by bacteria, you might get an antibiotic. Most sinus infections are also caused by viruses and aren't helped by antibiotics ...

Antibiotics must ... inside the sinuses, and sinus aspiration is not typically done due to potential patient discomfort and possible nosocomial infection as a result of the procedure.

For the past two years I have had constant urine infections. I have tried four different antibiotics ... including urinary tract infections and sinusitis, so you really don’t need to wait ...

A serious bacterial infection from the sinuses spreads to your eyes. The primary goal of sinus surgery is to improve sinus drainage, reduce inflammation and alleviate symptoms. It is typically ...

Some people have also had sinus congestion ... they can run tests and prescribe the appropriate antibiotics, Strange said. In addition, some people may develop a secondary bacterial or new viral ...

“The color of the mucus does not necessarily dictate that we need to start them on antibiotics. It really is whether or not they meet the criteria for a sinus infection. If it’s been 10 days or longer ...

If your symptoms are severe or last more than two days, a healthcare professional may prescribe antibiotics ... as chronic sinusitis, Eustachian tube dysfunction, or an ear infection, it may ...

The National Institute for Health and Care Excellence (NICE) published guidelines on prescribing antibiotics in acute sinusitis (October 2017)1 and acute sore throat (January 2018).2 The guidelines ...

We hypothesised that sinusitis is associated with an increased risk of most rheumatic diseases, especially in the 5–10 years before disease onset and for GCA, Sjögren’s and SLE given their previously ...