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.
However, federal standards exist that employ a number of factors in computing the maximum weight that a worker can safely lift. These standards suggest a weight limit of 51 lbs. to be lifted with two hands, under ideal conditions, for both men and women.