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Ear, Nose & Throat (ENT) | Last Active: Aug 28, 2023 | Replies (17)
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You could have ongoing sinusitis of some type.
Non-allergic rhinitis/allergic rhinitis.
Migraine type induced congestion.
Many people diagnose themselves with “sinus headache”
It might not even be a sinus headache but a transient reaction to blood pressure changes etc…
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My previous ENT diagnosed the sinus headache but standard treatments haven’t worked. I’m changing ENTs, seeing a new neurologist since migraines may be the/an issue… and a new dentist to look at the possibility of TMJ - which I hadn’t considered until I got these responses. Appreciate it!
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Have you considered a TMJ Disorder to account for what you consider to be migraines or sinus headaches? If you have a stressful life, you may be unknowingly grinding your teeth during sleep or during the day. I speak from experience. This situation can be resolved. See your dentist.
Good luck!