1 Pain or pressure on one or both sides of the face. 2  Tender, red, or swollen cheekbone (maxilla). 3  Pain and pressure symptoms are worse with the head upright and bending forward and better when reclining. 4  Nasal discharge or postnasal drip. 5  Fever is common. 6  Frontal sinusitis (behind forehead, one or both sides).
A woman's experience with lifting weights also influences how much average weight she can lift. According to ExRx.net, a woman who weighs 97 pounds and is untrained in the exercise should be able to press 50 pounds. At a novice or intermediate level, she should be able to press 65 or 75 pounds, respectively.
Climbing: The average American woman now weighs the same as a man in the 1960s, according to new data released by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) And while woman gained more weight over the past half-century than men, it doesn't mean the opposite sex aren't struggling with their own scale issues. Men put on an average of 30 pounds in the same period, going from 166.3 pounds in the 1960s to 195.5 today. That's the weight of nearly one-and-a-half American women in the Sixties.