Many sinusitis  symptoms mimic the common cold, and there are thousands of people who suffer from this painful inflammation of the sinuses each year and are on constant high alert when it comes to that cold or allergy that will lead to another nasty sinus infection.

Signs of sinus infection:

Inflamed sinus will show itself as severe pressure that feels like a dull, throbbing pain behind the eyes or cavities behind the forehead, nasal bones, and cheeks.

Congestion - many people will complain that there head feels heavy. This occurs when the sinus pathways become so congested with mucus that they're unable to drain, resulting in congestion pressure on the nerves of the face.

Tooth pain across the top teeth is common to those with sinus infection. What you're feeling isn't actually tooth pain, but pressure in the area due to inflammation of the sinus membranes.

Dizziness because the sinus membranes become extremely inflamed and congested, it makes perfect sense that you will feel off balance, particularly if you bend your head forward or stand up too quickly.

Decreased smell and taste - difficulty breathing through the nose due to blocked or inflamed sinuses will often lead to decreased sense of smell and taste.

Headache - a nasty sinus headache caused by increased sinus pressure can linger for days, as the tissues become inflamed and the muscles tighten around the eyes and forehead.

A one hour treatment, consisting of a sinus pressure point facial, ear candling and sinus points pressed on the feet or hands, is a very popular treatment for sinus sufferers!