I've looked up everything to see what's wrong with me and I can't find
a single thing; my doctor couldn't either. I don't know if it's simply
a sinus infection, but it's painful and I've had it for about four
weeks now, maybe even more.

When I breathe in through my nose, it feels like one straight stream
of air hitting the back of my throat. Think about after you blow your
nose when it's stuffy or running and you can breathe in really well--
too well--and the air just hits the top/back of your throat. Well it's
basically like that 24/7 for me. I feel like the air isn't... shifting
in my nose or going through my sinuses, it's just one straight sniff
from my nostril to my throat. I feel like some of my sinus openings
might be closed so the air doesn't go in them, unless air doesn't
actually go into sinuses, but I don't know.

Well whatever it is, it's very debilitating and interrupts my daily
life because of the pain it causes (drys out throat and the unclean
air irritates it [my throat]). I'd just like to know what it is,
whether it's a menial infection or a huge thing I need surgery for. I
just need to know there's a cure so I don't have to live with it
everyday the rest of my life.