The human skull contains air-filled cavities lined with soft tissue, known collectively as the paranasal sinuses. These spaces produce mucus to lubricate nasal passages, lighten the skull’s weight, and enhance voice resonance. Benefiting everyone, they filter inhaled air and regulate pressure. Proper sinus function supports respiratory health, while blockage leads to congestion, making their role vital for daily comfort.
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