Common Sinus Infection Symptoms and Signs Stuffy nose or congestion Runny nose (mucus may be yellowish or greenish in color) Postnasal drip Tooth discomfort or pain Loss of sense of smell Ear pain, pressure, or fullness Headache Bad breath Hearing loss Ringing in the ears (tinnitus) Facial pain, tenderness, or pressure in the area of the sinuses Fever Fatigue Cough Sore throat 13 Acute Sinusitis Symptoms Nasal congestion with discharge Nasal drainage that may be clear or whitish in color Postnasal drip (mucus drips down the throat behind the nose) often accompanied by a sore throat Pain across the cheekbone, under or around the eye, or around the upper teeth Ear pain or earache Headache in the temple or surrounding or behind the eye Pain or pressure symptoms are worse when coughing or straining Fever is common Pain or pressure on one or both sides of the face Facial swelling Dizziness Itchy throat Sneezing 5 Chronic Sinusitis Symptoms Chronic sinusitis may have many of the same symptoms as acute sinusitis, but the symptoms last longer or are more severe
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A well-drafted no-smoking clause should: Explicitly cover cigarettes, cigars, pipes, marijuana, and vaping/e-cigarettes State that violations constitute a material breach of the lease Specify the notice and cure period before escalation (typically 30 days under DC law for curable violations) Reference the 25-foot outdoor buffer required by DC Law 22-260 Marijuana Smoke and Vaping: DCs Legal Gray Area Recreational marijuana has been legal in DC since 2015, but that doesnt give tenants the right to smoke it in a no-smoking apartment
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This significant gap in knowledge calls for further investigation: as experts have noted, understanding the full extent of e-cigarette effects on the developing lungs is critical for guiding public health policy and clinical recommendations (16)
