Sinusitis Treatment in Noida

Medically Reviewed & Authored

Dr. Mitva Agarwal, MBBS, DLO, DNB (ENT)

Senior Consultant ENT Surgeon · Rhinology & Sinus Specialist · 11+ Years Experience

Specialist in Chronic Sinusitis, FESS & Balloon Sinuplasty · Surbhi & Prayag Hospitals (Noida)

Sinusitis can cause facial pressure, blocked nose, post-nasal drip, headache and reduced smell. Chronic symptoms can affect sleep, work and day-to-day comfort. At Dr. Mitva ENT Clinic, the treatment plan is tailored to the type of sinusitis, duration of symptoms and whether there are complications or allergies involved.

Common signs of sinusitis

• Blocked or runny nose that lasts beyond 10 days
• Facial pain, heaviness or pressure around the cheeks or forehead
• Reduced sense of smell
• Frequent headaches or a feeling of fullness in the face
• Recurring nasal symptoms despite treatment

Evaluation and treatment

Diagnosis starts with a detailed history and nasal examination. In some cases, further assessment helps decide how severe the inflammation is and whether imaging or endoscopy is needed. Treatment may include medicine, nasal care, allergy measures or referral for a procedure when appropriate.

For selected patients, minimally invasive options may be discussed to improve drainage and reduce obstructive symptoms. Functional endoscopic evaluation and specialist-led treatment help ensure the plan matches the underlying cause rather than simply masking symptoms.

When to see an ENT specialist

• Symptoms return again and again even after treatment
• Nasal blockage is severe enough to affect breathing or sleep
• You have a history of allergies, asthma or repeated infections
• There is facial pain or pressure that keeps returning

Nasal Allergy Treatment

Nasal allergy and sinusitis frequently occur together, yet they are different conditions that need different management. Allergy symptoms — sneezing, watery eyes, itching inside the nose, and a constantly runny nose — are driven by the immune system reacting to airborne triggers such as dust mites, pollen, pet dander and pollution. Sinusitis, by contrast, involves direct inflammation or infection of the sinus cavities.

At the clinic, allergy testing can help identify the specific triggers causing your nasal symptoms. Once the allergen is identified, the treatment plan for nasal allergy treatment may include antihistamines, nasal corticosteroid sprays, saline rinses and, where appropriate, allergen avoidance advice. Identifying and managing the allergic component often reduces the frequency of sinus flare-ups significantly. If symptoms persist despite initial treatment, further evaluation is arranged.