Getting a cold once or twice a few months is normal, but what about a persistently blocked nose that lingers for weeks and ...

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A cold can turn into a sinus infection when your sinuses get blocked and fill with mucus. Bacteria can grow in the trapped mucus and make your symptoms worse. (Photo Credit: iStock/Getty Images) ...

The symptoms of sinusitis can be similar to cold symptoms, and the two conditions often go hand-in-hand. “Most commonly, sinus infections start after a cold virus,” Dr. Dasgupta says.

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That familiar feeling — a nose that’s either stubbornly blocked or relentlessly runny — often makes every breath an effort.