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7 Signs That You’re Having a Sinus Infection

Your Mucus Is Yellow/Greenish

A colored discharge—as opposed to clear mucus—from the nose or down the back of your throat is another sign you may have a sinus infection, although it’s not always an indication that you need treatment. In fact, the yellow or green tinge can stick around for a few days or even weeks after the infection is over because immune cells are still draining. “It’s basically pus,” Dr. Papa says.

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