i have sinusitis give me a remedy please, i have a surgery already and that does not works help me?

Question

tengo como un ano con sinusitis ya me operaron una ves pero de nada sirvio si saben de alguna medicina por favor hagnmelo saber un remedio o algo estoy sufriendo mucho gracias por su ayuda

Answer 1

Try a nettie pot. They work wonders

Answer 2

I have bad allergies and I started doing a nasal irrigation which has improved my health and energy almost 100%!!! My doctor gave me the bottle (irrigation bottle). You can buy them at the drug store or use a tiny teapot. I fill it with about 1 tsp sea salt, fill with warm water, shake, open my mouth slightly while leaning over the sinking and squirt probably 1/2 cup in each nostril. Then I tilt my head back then down. Lie on the bed with my head back, (Point chin towards ceiling). I can actually feel the sinus congestion moving. You will have to experiment at which way gets the stuff moving. I have also started brushing my teeth with hydrogen peroxide. Probably almost the same effect as gargling with it, but I get the added whiteness to my teeth. You can search the web under sinus irrigation, some people add 1/20th hydrogen peroxide to the irrigation bottle as well as the salt. I have done this also, but It burns a little. Then they hang their head over the ledge of the bathtub. (Upside down) I do this treatment when I can tell I'm going to be kneading antibiotics. I wish I would have known about this years ago!

Answer 3

It is possible that the underlying cause of the sinusitis is an allergy. Allergies can cause an inflammation of the sinuses that results in blockage which sets up an ideal science project there. I mean it allows bacteria to "infect" the sinuses instead of just being part of the normal flora there. So go to an allergist and see if you have allergies and treat them. If that doesn't work try gargling regularly with a mouth wash that contains cetyl pyridium chloride. It kills bacteria very effectively and may help. An occasional gargling with hydrogen peroxide may also help as might swabbing the inside of the nostrils with H2O2.

Answer 4

Many people with sinusitis find partial relief from their symptoms when humidifiers are installed in their homes, particularly if room air is heated by a dry forced-air system. Air conditioners help to provide an even temperature, and electrostatic filters attached to heating and air conditioning equipment are helpful in removing allergens from the air.

A person susceptible to sinus disorders, particularly one who also is allergic, should avoid cigarette smoke and other air pollutants. Inflammation in the nose caused by allergies predisposes a patient to a strong reaction to all irritants. Drinking alcohol also causes the nasal-sinus membranes to swell.

Sinusitis-prone persons may be uncomfortable in swimming pools treated with chlorine, since it irritates the lining of the nose and sinuses. Divers often experience congestion with resulting infection when water is forced into the sinuses from the nasal passages.

Air travel, too, poses a problem for the individual suffering from acute or chronic sinusitis. A bubble of air trapped within the body expands as air pressure in a plane is reduced. This expansion causes pressure on surrounding tissues and can result in a blockage of the sinuses or the eustachian tubes in the ears. The result may be discomfort in the sinus or middle ear during the plane's ascent or descent. Doctors recommend using decongestant nose drops or inhalers before the flight to avoid this difficulty.

People who suspect that their sinus inflammation may be related to dust, mold, pollen, or food -- or any of the hundreds of allergens that can trigger a respiratory reaction -- should consult a doctor. Various tests can determine the cause of the allergy and also help the doctor recommend steps to reduce or limit allergy symptoms.

Answer 5

I have a very similar thing - living in a very polluted city at the moment makes it so much worse. I have rhinitus as well as sinusitus and am constantly irritated and congested! I have been using my nasal sprays every day which has helped a lot.
Maybe try moving to a nice, dry, sunny country? Mine has gotten 100x worse since coming here! Some people think that stopping dairy intake helps and the mucus isn't as thick.

Answer 6

You might try a natural remedy called Collodial Silver. Its available from health food stores. I've used it to clear up a stubborn sinus infection before. Also, sinus infections can be quite stubborn, so if you haven't taken antibiotics for a 10-14 day treatment cycle, then try antibiotics again. Good luck!

Answer 7

Try fasting (ayuno) for 5 days if you can. Take instead pineapple juice 3 times a day. Toma pinya.

Answer 8

Get a hand towel wet,ring it out and place it in the freezer for about a half hour,place the towel over your sinus's this will reduce swelling and reduce pain

Answer 9

try steaming
pour hot water into a bowl and put your head/face above the bowl with a towel covering your head and the bowl and inhale the steam you could also add some eucalyptus oil to the water it works wonders and also works if you have a cold