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Alcohol
| Alcohol can worsen a Sinus Infection. Often not so much because of an allergy to alcohol, but because alcohol functions directly as a diuretic. Alcohol often causes patients to become dehydrated, this leads to the drying and thickening of the mucus. When the mucus becomes thick it causes a blockage of the sinus opening and can worsen the infection. |
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In patients who are allergic to red wine, yeast, sulfites or other components found in alcohol, continuous consumption may compound the infection by causing allergic nasal swelling.
Click here to view our Mixed Allergen remedy and prevent alcohol from damaging your sinus membranes.
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