Does maxillary sinusitis cause tooth numbness

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Maxillary sinusitis is mainly the inflammatory lesions of maxillary sinus, which may have fever, fatigue and other manifestations, with the difference between acute and chronic. Now let's see if maxillary sinusitis causes tooth numbness.

Does maxillary sinusitis cause tooth numbness

First of all: maxillary sinusitis will affect the alveolar nerve, causing tooth numbness.

Secondly, the symptoms of acute maxillary sinusitis include fever, sweating, fatigue and pain. The local symptoms include headache, nasal obstruction and increased nasal secretions. Chronic maxillary sinusitis is mainly caused by nasal drip from the affected side or bilateral sinuses, anterior nose or posterior nose. Sometimes the nasal secretion flows out with the change of head posture. The patient complains that there is a lot of phlegm and odor, and the secretion is mucopurulent or purulent.

Finally: patients often have dizziness, headache, memory loss, can not concentrate. The site of pain is usually in the same canine fossa, sometimes paroxysmal neuralgia of the same cheek and teeth, ipsilateral forehead, eyebrow root and retrobulbar pain can occur, but there is no obvious tenderness and percussion pain at the bottom and anterior wall of frontal sinus. Headache is mild in the morning, and aggravated in the afternoon or sedentary.

matters needing attention

To often clean the nasal cavity, to remove some of the retention of nasal mucus, but in the wipe nasal mucus, do not too hard, so as not to make the nasal liquid forced into the sinus cavity. At the same time, we should pay attention to the adjustment of indoor temperature and humidity, quit smoking and drinking is conducive to the recovery of the disease.