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Sinus colds are caused by viruses. While there is nothing you can take to get rid of a sinus cold instantly, there are many different supplements you can take to help deal with the symptoms and to speed your recovery.
Vitamin C and Zinc have been shown in various clinical studies to help speed recovery and build the immune system. Preparations containing psuedoephedrine can help alleviate sinus congestion.
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