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People with ongoing sinus issues may also be at a higher risk of anxiety and depression, and vice versa, according to international research. The study looked at rates of chronic rhinosinusitis, an inflammation of the sinuses, and mental health disorders including anxiety and depression. They found that people with these sinus issues were around four times more likely to have anxiety and two times more likely to have depression. Likewise, the risk of developing sinus issues was higher in people with anxiety and depression.
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