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See Latest ArticlesStubborn Stuffy Nose Could Lead to Depression
Ivanhoe, 10/08/09
A persistent stuffy nose and headache could mean sinusitis and, as new research suggests, a possible forecast of depression. Depression in sinusitis patients is more common than is reported, new research indicates. Out of 73 studied patients, only 9.6 percent reported a history of depression. Tests revealed 20.5 percent of the study’s participants had a major depressive disorder.
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