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The effect of medical treatment of sinusitis upon concomitant asthma

Sinusitis, the inflammation of one or more of the membranes of the sinus cavities, should really be termed rhinosinusitis because the membranes of the nose and sinuses are contiguous and sinusitis rarely occurs without an underlying rhinitis. Rhinosinusitis is at the more severe end of the spectrum of nasal disease and tends to be recalcitrant to treatment partly because of the inaccessibility of the sinus mucosa to local therapy.