I had a cold last week and went to urgent care on Sunday (9 days ago). She said I had an upper respiratory infection but maybe it was viral and would resolve on its own. She said if I felt worse in 2-3 days to take the antibiotics she prescribed. So, now I am still holding onto this script.
My cold went away, I think, but today I have sinus pressure again and the tops of my teeth feel very sore. My face is sore. I don't have a runny nose. I used the flonase she prescribed for me but it hasn't helped the pressure.
Does this sound like a sinus infection? How do I know when to take the antibiotics?
Re: How do I know if I have a sinus infection?
That's exactly what (the many) sinus infections feel like to me. PAIN is the biggest indicator--especially in your face and teeth.
Take the meds! Don't forget to take probiotics with the antibiotic, as well.
(read it. you know you want to.)
anderson . september 2008
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mabel . august 2012
are you doing any rinses? i use this
very easy to use and you can get it at any pharmacy.
my sinus infections always hurt my teeth--no runny nose. it sucks. hope it gets better.