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When we think about breathing problems, we often focus only on the lungs. But did you know your sinuses and lungs are closely linked? Chronic sinus issues, like sinusitis, can make existing pulmonary conditions worse and even trigger new ones. The sinuses are air-filled cavities around your nose and eyes. When healthy, they filter air…
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