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Article: When it's more than just sniffles Sinus infections are common in dry climate, but can be prevented

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November 2, 1999
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If you can't seem to shake that cold, if you've been dragging for weeks and your face feels like it has been encased in concrete, odds are you don't have a cold.

Instead, you probably have a sinus infection. If you do, you're hardly alone: An estimated 37 million Americans or more a year suffer at least one episode of sinusitis, or sinus infection. And Colorado's dry climate can add to the problem.

The good news: There are ways to ward off sinusitis. And ways to treat it once it has struck.

WHAT IS IT?

When sinuses become inflamed and unable to drain properly, the

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