Maxillary sinus can be found below the eyes, on the cheekbone. More often than not, infection can be developed in this area

The most common symptoms is migraine, pain on the upper part of the teeth and pounding pressure below the eyes

Other symptom includes redness of the eyes and some parts of the cheekbone, chills, fever and change in vision. The infection can also affect your chewing because this type of sinusitis has connections to the teeth. It would be hard to chew because the pain can affect the upper part of the teeth

Different Types of Maxillary Sinusitis

There are two types of maxillary infection. The first type is acute sinusitis. This can be treated easily because clinical symptoms such as pain in the cheek or maxillary teeth are obvious and can easily be resolved with antibacterial medicines

On the other hand, chronic  sinusitis is harder to treat because the clinical symptoms are sometimes not present. During this time, polyps are forming in the  sinus

Chronic maxillary surgery can be the best treatment in this case because of the presence of polyps. Polyps are grape-lie swollen lining of the sinus that blocks the air passage

The patient can only get rid of it through surgery. During the surgery, the patient should be totally unconscious because of the sensitivity of the process

The polyps are going to be taken manually by the maxillary sinus drainage that is the nose. They are not going to do some cutting. The doctors will use a small tool to be inserted in the nose; to take the polyps out without causing any damage to the form or structure of the nose