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Sinus infection treatment online in New Jersey and Pennsylvania

Congestion, facial pressure and thick drainage that won't quit? A board-certified New Jersey and Pennsylvania clinician can tell you whether you need antibiotics or a different plan to feel better.

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Message visit $39. No insurance needed.

Is online care right for you?

Online care may be a good fit if you have

  • Stuffy nose, facial pain or pressure
  • Thick yellow or green drainage
  • Symptoms lasting more than 10 days, or getting worse after starting to improve

Get in-person care instead if you have

  • Swelling or redness around your eye, or vision changes
  • A severe headache or stiff neck
  • Confusion or a high fever
  • Repeated sinus infections through the year

How your sinus visit works

  1. Tell us about your symptoms and how long you've had them.
  2. A board-certified clinician licensed in New Jersey and Pennsylvania reviews your case within minutes.
  3. You get a plan for relief. If antibiotics are appropriate, your prescription goes to your pharmacy.

Your $39 visit fee covers the clinical review. Medication costs at your pharmacy are separate.

Sinus infection questions

Do I need antibiotics?

Most sinus infections are caused by viruses and get better without antibiotics. Your clinician prescribes them only when your symptoms point to a bacterial infection.

What helps in the meantime?

Saline rinses, rest, fluids and over-the-counter pain relievers can ease symptoms. Your clinician will tailor advice to you.

How fast will I hear back?

Visits are answered within minutes.

Have a severe sore throat rather than sinus congestion? See strep throat treatment.

Breathe easier sooner

For adults located in New Jersey and Pennsylvania.

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Medically reviewed by Haroon Arshad, MD, Medical Director, Qare Medical Group, P.C. · Board-Certified in Family Medicine (ABFM, NPI #1942694419) · 4.71 / 5 on Zocdoc (219 reviews) · 5.0 / 5 on WebMD