The Sydney Morning Herald is reporting that Australian golfer Jason Day is planning to return to play in the US PGA tour despite suffering from a severe sinus infection. Reports indicate that the golfer's sinuses are blocked badly still but that he is insisting on continuing to compete.Athletes often feel driven to continue to compete despite physical ailment, illnesses, and injuries. This can be dangerous and a sinus infection is no exception. A severe sinus infection that has lasted weeks causes difficulty breathing and in any sport breathing is important for safety. A player like Jason Day has access to specialists who can help him to manage his sinus infection while returning to play. It's best, in general, to avoid strenuous physical activity while recovering from a sinus infection. If you have concerns about the duration of your sinus infection or questions about activities you should avoid while recovering make an appointment with our office for a consultation.
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