Symptoms of maxillary sinusitis

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Fungal maxillary sinusitis is caused by mold. In fact, we are surrounded by a large number of molds. After the body is invaded by molds, it can kill or expel the molds through its own defense system. However, when the body's resistance decreases, the body's immune system's resistance to molds will decrease. If molds invade the body, especially the nasal cavity, it can lead to fungal sinusitis. These molds do not need sunlight to grow, so they are very suitable for growth and reproduction in human nasal cavity. Let's talk about the symptoms of maxillary sinusitis.

Symptoms of maxillary sinusitis

1. Fungal sinusitis can be generally divided into four categories, they are: fungal ball sinusitis, allergic fungal sinusitis, chronic lazy sinusitis, explosive sinusitis. The reason for the classification of these kinds of fungal sinusitis is that the pathogenesis and symptoms of these kinds of fungal sinusitis are different.

2. For example, chronic indolent sinusitis is an inflammation caused by fungal invasion of the sinuses. The disease usually occurs very slowly, and it may not occur until months or years after fungal invasion. After the onset of the disease, patients will show chronic headache, and some people will feel swollen face.

3. When people's immune function is poor, explosive sinusitis may occur. This kind of sinusitis is also caused by mold and has some other characteristics. For example, after the onset of the disease will gradually erode the sinuses, thus slowly affecting the patient's eyes and brain.

matters needing attention

Fungal sinusitis can lead to serious complications and can do little harm to the body. For example, some people will be affected by the orbit after the onset of some eye diseases, if the mold further development may also cause orbital periosteal inflammation.