The discovery of health experts showed that one kind of symptom can be translated into two indications of disease as well. One of them is migraine, which is often suspected as a sinus disorder.

Dr.Eric erros, DO, a neurologist and director of the Headache Center in Scottsdale Arizona has Neurogical Institute conducts research on the disorder associated with sinus and migraine. The survey was conducted of 100 headache sufferers who claimed having sinusitis. In fact, 89% of volunteers are actually experiencing a migraine.

Migraine and sinusitis have similar symptoms such as headaches, pain in the face, nose, and watery eyes. This similarity also affect diagnostic errors, which leads to treatment errors.

“Usually, the headache patients taking only regular analgesics. In fact, this drug is not effective at all, either for patients with migraine and sinus sufferers,” said Brian M. Grosberg, MD, Director of the Inpatient Headache Program at Montefiore Headache Center.

The solution, further recognize the symptoms of sinusitis and migraine. It must be understood, sinusitis is more often triggered by allergies weather. Symptoms are fever, shortness of breath, a green mucus in the nose.

While migraine has a distinctive symptoms, the pain only on one side of the head, with insensitas ranging from moderate to severe. This pain will be more severe if we do physical activity. Grosberg also added, people who have migraines are usually very sensitive to light or sound.

When you’ve understood what was happening to the disease, then we can drop the diagnosis and treat yourself. But, if we do not believe, should consult a doctor. Relief from the doctor will ensure we get a more appropriate treatment and effective.