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What are sinuses? They are four pairs of air-filled cavities in your forehead, cheeks and nose. Their primary function is to produce mucus, which moisturizes and drains out the nasal passages. When these sinuses become inflamed due to allergies, infections, or other factors, they disrupt the normal functioning of the respiratory system. Sinus problems, often dismissed as a nuisance, can be much more than just a runny nose, facial pressure, headaches, and congestion. People suffering from sinus seek help because of three reasons- Disturbed sleep Inability to concentrate and perform tasks A feeling of being depressed. These symptoms have a neurological basis and naturally, the question arises about how the sinus affects the wiring of the brain; especially parts that affect cognition, introspection, and response to external stimuli. Q. What we know so far from research? A Dec 2016 study published in the International Forum of Allergy and Rhinology started with the premise that chronic ...