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Sinus Infection Treatment in Novi, MI

Sinus infections cause facial pressure, congestion, and headaches that can make you miserable. Our providers evaluate your symptoms, determine viral vs bacterial cause, and prescribe the right treatment same visit.

βœ“ Antibiotics when appropriate
βœ“ Nasal sprays and decongestants
βœ“ No appointment needed

SINUS INFECTIONS IN NOVI, MI

When the sinuses become inflamed or infected

Sinus infections occur when the nasal passages become inflamed β€” often following a cold, due to allergies, or from bacterial infection. Most acute sinus infections are viral and resolve on their own. When bacterial, antibiotics are appropriate. Our providers determine the right approach based on your symptoms, duration, and exam.

😣 SYMPTOMS

β†’ Nasal congestion or runny nose

β†’ Facial pain or pressure around eyes, forehead, cheeks

β†’ Postnasal drip

β†’ Headache

β†’ Cough β€” worse at night

β†’ Fever and reduced sense of smell or taste

βš•οΈ TREATMENT

βœ“ Antibiotics for confirmed bacterial infection

βœ“ Nasal corticosteroid sprays to reduce inflammation

βœ“ Decongestants and antihistamines

βœ“ Pain management for facial pressure and headache

βœ“ Saline rinses and home care guidance

COMMON QUESTIONS

Sinus infection questions answered

Where can I get treated for a sinus infection in Novi, MI?

PrimeCare Urgent Care treats sinus infections on a walk-in basis at 39555 W. Ten Mile Road, Suite 301, Novi, MI 48375. No appointment needed β€” open 7 days a week. We evaluate symptoms, determine cause, and prescribe treatment same visit. Call (248) 426-9680.

Does a sinus infection require antibiotics?

Not always. Most acute sinus infections are viral and antibiotics will not help. Signs that suggest bacterial sinusitis β€” and may warrant antibiotics β€” include symptoms lasting more than 10 days, symptoms that worsen after initially improving, or severe facial pain and fever from the start.

How long does a sinus infection last?

Acute viral sinusitis typically resolves within 7 to 10 days. Bacterial sinusitis treated with antibiotics generally improves within 5 to 7 days of starting treatment. Chronic sinusitis lasting 12 weeks or more requires ongoing management and may need specialist evaluation.

What is the difference between a sinus infection and seasonal allergies?

Allergies typically cause itchy watery eyes, sneezing, and clear nasal discharge without fever. A sinus infection often involves thick yellow or green mucus, facial pressure, headache, and sometimes fever. Allergies can also trigger a secondary sinus infection. Our providers can evaluate and distinguish between the two.

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