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When we speak of sinusitis refer to inflammation of the lining of the nasal cavities, which are the empty spaces formed between the cheeks and eyes. It is an infection of a virus, bacterium or fungus that can be suddenly and last less than three weeks, or chronic, which comes to affect more than three months.
In either case, it is a very annoying problem that not only forces us to walk with a scarf all day but also can cause severe pain in the forehead and the rest of the face. Although the symptoms of sinusitis vary from one person to another, these are some of the most common signs that will indicate the presence of this condition.
WHAT ARE THE DUST MITES?
Dust mites are tiny microscopic animals (measure approximately 0.3 mm) related to spiders (arthropods) living in nearly all parts of the world, preferring temperate zones and high relative humidity.
Their most common habitat is the powder inside the houses. As depend on the humidity and somewhat phobic to light, his favorite places to live are mattresses, pillows, stuffed animals, carpets, etc..
These places are also one of their favorite foods, such as human skin scales and animal.
Their depositions, and various parts of your body contain the volatilized particles and make contact with the mucosa (lining) occur in nasal and bronchial inflammation that they result in allergic rhinitis or bronchial asthma.
Unlike pollens, seasonality is less marked and are found all year round, especially in humid areas like the coast where its concentration (with exceptions) is much higher than in inland locations where the climate is drier.
Despite this difference between the coast and the drier areas in Chile is also prevalent in cities where the houses indoor damp or they exist in conditions that favor its growth such as carpets, stuffed animals, books, plants, etc.