I live in the DC area and suffer from allergies and sinus headaches. I wake up every morning with my face and head in pain…and ofcourse exhaustion from constantly being in pain. I recently visted California (San Fran and San Jose) for a week and my sinus pain disappeared the day I arrived. It was amazing! I couldn’t remember the last time I went for seven day straight without sinus pain. Yesterday I landed back in DC and woke up with severe sinus pain. — Sinus Sufferer, Washington DC
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I’m not a physician, but suffered from a similiar condition (in other state). As it turned out, the headaches were disdiagnosed as sinus headaches, but they were actually migraines triggered from changes in barometic pressure (in the weather). I live in DC and get these headaches sometimes when it rains. Good luck. I would see a neurologist, not an ENT.