I was wondering where the best place for me would be to find a complete list of medicines I should stay away from with Long QT syndrome. I have a list but it is over 5 years old, and I am in need of a new one! Thank You!
You really should be using a steroid nasal spray for you excessive mucous production for your sinuses. Antibiotics help acute sinusitis infections. I often do saline irrigations of my sinuses, that helps remove the excess mucous that is in the sinuses. Also gets rid of infected material. These irrigations should be done twice a day. I've also noticed that when you have excess lung mucous you will feel it rattling around deep in your lungs before it makes it's way up.
good afternoon, Please help for the last 3 weeks I have had Sinusitis, this has been diagnosed by my doctor
4 weeks ago I had a flu virus, I have read that often you can have sinus problems after another virus
A week after the flu I travelled abrad by plane, this can also effect your sinuses
My sinus symptoms have been strange, usualy i have a blocked nose, but this time I have had a congested ears head and cheeks, even my jaw aches, But I havent had a blocked nose, I have had a sore throat a
i have this some sort of colds for about 2 months now and now sometimes i feel weak and fatigue, i have this cold mucus that doesnt come out and i feel sometimes stumbling or out of balance, and some dizziness and nausea.. is this sinusitis infection or ear infection.i have no fever...
I have had sinusitis for one month (out of work) and have been on antibiotics, netipot, steroid spray from ENT which did not help at all..
. Last week, through a throat culture from my G.P., I came up positive for strep. I am currently taking sulfamthoxazole-tmp (am allergic to penicillan) for ten days and seem to be doing better.
It is the last resort before surgery. Try it for 2 weeks, then stop for 3 weeks. If your problem has not begun to subside, then indeed consider surgery.
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The Flip-Turn Sinus Flush is mildly risky, because you have to bend over to do it, preferably in a shower, but you can also do it outside on soft ground, or you can kneel down and lean over a bathtub, or perhaps a plastic basin or tub, with the shower running for steam.
I had cold 5 years ago and it laster for a month later on the ENT doctor told me it is sinusitis and then sinusitis is gone and i was diagnosed with allergic rhinitis. The mistery is that since I had the cold for 3 weeks until I ha've had the the allergy I ha've had brain fog. I think the main cause is the congestion/inflammation, i've been feeling nasal congested 24/7 for 5 years.
I have suffered from chronic sinusitis for years. My ENT said I have under developed sinuses that are about the width of a pencil. I suffered a really bad sinus infection back in 2007, I couldn't breathe or swallow right. My sinuses felt like cement. I didn't want to take any of the steroid nasal sprays because they can dry your nose & I take bad nose bleeds.
I went to a health food store nearby & the person who owned it said she too had chronic sinusitis.
I have been struggling with chronic sinusitis for years. I think this infection is bacterial, as I've had it for months. I'm starting to get vertigo occasionally, when I get up in the morning.
I'll be going to my doctor in the next few weeks (for a routine checkup) and thought I'd get her input. She has prescribed antibiotics in the past.
The problem is that every type I take causes me severe gastic problems (stomach ache, esophageal spasms, etc.
Hi, I've been having chronic pain behind my left eye now for over a year, it's not constant but at certain times it flares up and causes me agony, it also hurts a lot first thing after I wake up.
My left nostril is also blocked maybe 60% of the time while my right one is fine. My neck on the left side also sometimes flares up but doesn't hurt too much. Besides those I feel fine, no cold feeling or anything.
” With “never drainage/congestion/fever” and “never gets congestion, sneezing, post-nasal drip, etc” and a borderline normal CT scan, the evidence for chronic sinusitis is scant. The American Academy of Otolaryngology (ENT) classifies sinus symptoms as follows: Major: Facial pressure, congestion, nasal obstruction, a runny nose and a reduced sense of smell. And, Minor: Headache, fever, halitosis, fatigue, dental pain, cough and ear pain.
I have been getting a onesided headache for about 4 days now.. The pain comes and goes and is quite annoying.. Has anyone had similar headaches before? Should I see a doctor?
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