Conditions
Online GP for sinusitis in Ireland
Sinusitis often follows a cold and causes facial pain, pressure and a blocked nose. Most cases get better in two to three weeks. An Irish-registered GP can advise on what helps and when treatment is needed.
Appointments 08:00–22:00, 7 days IMC-registered GPs, EU-hosted records
What your GP can do
- Assess how long you have had symptoms and how severe they are
- Advise on nasal sprays, rinses and pain relief
- Prescribe antibiotics only where clinically appropriate
- Arrange follow-up if symptoms keep coming back
When to seek urgent care instead
- Swelling or redness around the eye, or double vision
- Severe headache, stiff neck or confusion
- High fever with a very unwell feeling
In an emergency call 112 or 999, or contact your local emergency department or out-of-hours GP service.
Sinusitis and blocked sinuses — questions Irish patients ask
- Will I need antibiotics?
- Most sinusitis is viral and clears without antibiotics. Your GP will advise if they are needed.
- How long does sinusitis last?
- Usually two to three weeks. Speak to a GP if it lasts longer or keeps returning.
- What does it cost?
- A GP consultation is €39.
Speak to an Irish-registered GP today
Pick a time that suits you, complete a short medical history and meet your GP by secure video or phone. Prescriptions go to any pharmacy in Ireland.