“You look like a thundercloud,” her roommate, Leo, said, not looking up from his book. “Have you tried the pressure points?”
Elara woke up to the feeling of a tiny, angry dwarf hammering the inside of her forehead. It was the fourth day of "The Plague," as she called her seasonal allergies. Her nose was a stopped-up faucet, her teeth ached, and her voice had dropped to a baritone groan. massages to clear sinuses
Elara had been breathing through her mouth for three days, her head feeling like a bowling ball filled with wet cement. When she finally slumped into the chair at the small holistic clinic, she didn't want a full-body rub; she wanted her face back. The therapist, Marcus, didn’t start with her back. Instead, he placed warm, damp towels over her eyes and forehead. "The pressure is all trapped in the frontal and maxillary sinuses," he murmured. "We’re going to move it." He began with the “You look like a thundercloud,” her roommate, Leo,
Continue for one minute to help move fluid away from the nose. 3. The Ethmoid/Sphenoid Massage (Bridge of the Nose) Her nose was a stopped-up faucet, her teeth
These sinuses are located between your eyes and behind the bridge of your nose.