Signs of sinusitis include pain about your eyes or cheeks, fever and difficulty breathing through your nose. Occasionally, tooth pain occurs with the condition, or it may mimic a migraine. Pain in your sinus may result from inflammation itself or from the pressure as secretions build up in your sinus. The infection can be bacterial, viral or fungal. A common cold is the most frequent cause.
Allergies also can cause sinusitis.
Stay indoors in an even temperature. Try applying warm facial packs, or cautiously inhale steam from a basin of boiling water. Drink plenty of liquids to help dilute the secretions. Gently and regularly blow your nose. Take a pain reliever for discomfort.