Electrical and magnetic stimulators used to treat migraine/sinus headache, rhinitis, sinusitis, rhinosinusitis, and comorbid disorders

A method of treating rhinitis or sinusitis or rhinosinusitis in a patient, comprising:

• positioning a device adjacent to a skin surface of a neck of the patient;
• generating one or more electrical impulses with the device;
• transmitting the electrical impulses transcutaneously through an outer skin surface of the patient to selected nerve fibers at least approximately 1-2 cm below the outer skin surface of the patient;
• and
• wherein the electrical impulses being sufficient to at least partially relieve a symptom selected from a group of symptoms comprising nasal or paranasal sinus congestion, nasal or paranasal sinus stuffiness, nasal or paranasal sinus obstruction, nasal or paranasal sinus inflammation, nasal or paranasal sinus edema, nasal or paranasal sinus vein dilation or engorgement, nasal or paranasal sinus vein hyper-permeability, rhinorrhea, facial pain or pressure, mucus discharge, nasal or paranasal sinus itching, sneezing, conjunctivitis, lacrimation, and eye redness.