Desperate for some encouraging advice after 3 surgeries!!!!!

Question:

This is my first time to this newsgroup, as I have sought it out in desperation. I have had three endoscopic surgeries over the last 6 years, each in a different sinus area.  The most recent one was two weeks ago for scope out the ethnoids.  I have had one debridement but am still experiencing the same symptons I had before surgery: excessive post-nasal drip, bad breath, swelling/pressure near the top of my nose between the eyes.  I have also experienced a light-headed sensation each time I physically exert myself doing things like working out.  I have also found myself feeling tired more often.  I am trying to continue what I consider to me a normal routine because I don’t want to fall into a cycle of laziness. The only advice my ENT has given me is to use a saline spray every 3-4 hours. Is there an end of the road to this?  Can anyone tell me what I should expect over the next month or so?  Is there anything I can do to help myself in addition to the advice my ENT has provided?  I’ve heard about a recipe for a "sinus-wash" involving baking soda and pickling salt.  (Where can I find pickling salt?)  Does anyone have this recipe and advice on how to apply it? Any advice and encourage would be greatly appreciated. Thanks.

Response:

On Sat, 15 Sep 2001 17:54:21 GMT, thomaspor…@earthlink.net (Tom Porter) wrote: – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text ->This is my first time to this newsgroup, as I have sought it out in >desperation. >I have had three endoscopic surgeries over the last 6 years, each in a >different sinus area.  The most recent one was two weeks ago for scope >out the ethnoids.  I have had one debridement but am still >experiencing the same symptons I had before surgery: excessive >post-nasal drip, bad breath, swelling/pressure near the top of my nose >between the eyes.  I have also experienced a light-headed sensation >each time I physically exert myself doing things like working out.  I >have also found myself feeling tired more often.  I am trying to >continue what I consider to me a normal routine because I don’t want >to fall into a cycle of laziness. >The only advice my ENT has given me is to use a saline spray every 3-4 >hours. >Is there an end of the road to this?  Can anyone tell me what I should >expect over the next month or so?  Is there anything I can do to help >myself in addition to the advice my ENT has provided?  I’ve heard >about a recipe for a "sinus-wash" involving baking soda and pickling >salt.  (Where can I find pickling salt?)  Does anyone have this recipe >and advice on how to apply it?

This is covered in the FAQ posted to the group at least once a month.   Or you can access it at www.deja.com by searching for faq and sinusitis . – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text ->Any advice and encourage would be greatly appreciated. >Thanks.

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"Don Brady" <dbr…@pobox.com> wrote in message

news:tbWjO95Vzjzom2WWzu3Vb05EdGzL@4ax.com… – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -> On Sat, 15 Sep 2001 17:54:21 GMT, thomaspor…@earthlink.net (Tom Porter) > wrote: > >This is my first time to this newsgroup, as I have sought it out in > >desperation. > >I have had three endoscopic surgeries over the last 6 years, each in a > >different sinus area.  The most recent one was two weeks ago for scope > >out the ethnoids.  I have had one debridement but am still > >experiencing the same symptons I had before surgery: excessive > >post-nasal drip, bad breath, swelling/pressure near the top of my nose > >between the eyes.  I have also experienced a light-headed sensation > >each time I physically exert myself doing things like working out.  I > >have also found myself feeling tired more often.  I am trying to > >continue what I consider to me a normal routine because I don’t want > >to fall into a cycle of laziness. > >The only advice my ENT has given me is to use a saline spray every 3-4 > >hours. > >Is there an end of the road to this?  Can anyone tell me what I should > >expect over the next month or so?  Is there anything I can do to help > >myself in addition to the advice my ENT has provided?  I’ve heard > >about a recipe for a "sinus-wash" involving baking soda and pickling > >salt.  (Where can I find pickling salt?)  Does anyone have this recipe > >and advice on how to apply it?

        Hi!         Here are two links which I am sure will help         you – - – - –   http://www.allergyasthmaimm.com/library/saline.htm          for the hypertonic saline/bicarb. nasal rinse – I          use this every day, twice, couldn’t be without it.          The other, a general description of the          importance of nasal hygiene. – - –                     http://immunotek.com/ – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -> This is covered in the FAQ posted to the group at least once a month.   Or you > can access it at www.deja.com by searching for faq and sinusitis . > >Any advice and encourage would be greatly appreciated. > >Thanks.

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"Duncan Robertson" <duncan.robwerts…@btinternet.com> wrote in message

news:9oarqj$gs2$1@uranium.btinternet.com… – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -> "Don Brady" <dbr…@pobox.com> wrote in message > news:tbWjO95Vzjzom2WWzu3Vb05EdGzL@4ax.com… > > On Sat, 15 Sep 2001 17:54:21 GMT, thomaspor…@earthlink.net (Tom Porter) > > wrote: > > >This is my first time to this newsgroup, as I have sought it out in > > >desperation. > > >I have had three endoscopic surgeries over the last 6 years, each in a > > >different sinus area.  The most recent one was two weeks ago for scope > > >out the ethnoids.  I have had one debridement but am still > > >experiencing the same symptons I had before surgery: excessive > > >post-nasal drip, bad breath, swelling/pressure near the top of my nose > > >between the eyes.  I have also experienced a light-headed sensation > > >each time I physically exert myself doing things like working out.  I > > >have also found myself feeling tired more often.  I am trying to > > >continue what I consider to me a normal routine because I don’t want > > >to fall into a cycle of laziness. > > >The only advice my ENT has given me is to use a saline spray every 3-4 > > >hours. > > >Is there an end of the road to this?  Can anyone tell me what I should > > >expect over the next month or so?  Is there anything I can do to help > > >myself in addition to the advice my ENT has provided?  I’ve heard > > >about a recipe for a "sinus-wash" involving baking soda and pickling > > >salt.  (Where can I find pickling salt?)  Does anyone have this recipe > > >and advice on how to apply it? >         Hi! >         Here are two links which I am sure will help >         you – - – - – >   http://www.allergyasthmaimm.com/library/saline.htm >          for the hypertonic saline/bicarb. nasal rinse – I >          use this every day, twice, couldn’t be without it. >          The other, a general description of the >          importance of nasal hygiene. – - – >                     http://immunotek.com/

            Sorry about that, try – - –        http://immunotek.com/xlnicioIrrigacion.htm – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -> > This is covered in the FAQ posted to the group at least once a month. Or > you > > can access it at www.deja.com by searching for faq and sinusitis . > > >Any advice and encourage would be greatly appreciated. > > >Thanks.

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"Duncan Robertson" <duncan.robwerts…@btinternet.com> wrote in message

news:9oat3c$qdg$1@plutonium.btinternet.com… – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -> "Duncan Robertson" <duncan.robwerts…@btinternet.com> wrote in message > news:9oarqj$gs2$1@uranium.btinternet.com… > > "Don Brady" <dbr…@pobox.com> wrote in message > > news:tbWjO95Vzjzom2WWzu3Vb05EdGzL@4ax.com… > > > On Sat, 15 Sep 2001 17:54:21 GMT, thomaspor…@earthlink.net (Tom > Porter) > > > wrote: > > > >This is my first time to this newsgroup, as I have sought it out in > > > >desperation. > > > >I have had three endoscopic surgeries over the last 6 years, each in a > > > >different sinus area.  The most recent one was two weeks ago for scope > > > >out the ethnoids.  I have had one debridement but am still > > > >experiencing the same symptons I had before surgery: excessive > > > >post-nasal drip, bad breath, swelling/pressure near the top of my nose > > > >between the eyes.  I have also experienced a light-headed sensation > > > >each time I physically exert myself doing things like working out.  I > > > >have also found myself feeling tired more often.  I am trying to > > > >continue what I consider to me a normal routine because I don’t want > > > >to fall into a cycle of laziness. > > > >The only advice my ENT has given me is to use a saline spray every 3-4 > > > >hours. > > > >Is there an end of the road to this?  Can anyone tell me what I should > > > >expect over the next month or so?  Is there anything I can do to help > > > >myself in addition to the advice my ENT has provided?  I’ve heard > > > >about a recipe for a "sinus-wash" involving baking soda and pickling > > > >salt.  (Where can I find pickling salt?)  Does anyone have this recipe > > > >and advice on how to apply it? > >         Hi! > >         Here are two links which I am sure will help > >         you – - – - – > >   http://www.allergyasthmaimm.com/library/saline.htm > >          for the hypertonic saline/bicarb. nasal rinse – I > >          use this every day, twice, couldn’t be without it. > >          The other, a general description of the > >          importance of nasal hygiene. – - – > >                     http://immunotek.com/ >             Sorry about that, try – - – >        http://immunotek.com/xlnicioIrrigacion.htm > >     My aologies, neither of the immunotek links

           is available.    Duncan – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -> > > This is covered in the FAQ posted to the group at least once a month. > Or > > you > > > can access it at www.deja.com by searching for faq and sinusitis . > > > >Any advice and encourage would be greatly appreciated. > > > >Thanks.

Response:

> > >         Hi! > > >         Here are two links which I am sure will help > > >         you – - – - – > > >   http://www.allergyasthmaimm.com/library/saline.htm > > >          for the hypertonic saline/bicarb. nasal rinse – I > > >          use this every day, twice, couldn’t be without it. > > >          The other, a general description of the > > >          importance of nasal hygiene. – - – > > >                     http://immunotek.com/ > >             Sorry about that, try – - – > >        http://immunotek.com/xlnicioIrrigacion.htm > > >     My aologies, neither of the immunotek links >         is available.    Duncan

The right link is  www.inmunotek.com/xInicioIrrigacion.htm Tom

Response:

    <A HREF="http://immunotek.com/">http://immunotek.com/</A> is not the correct address for sinus irrigation. The correct address is http://inmunotek.com Murray Grossan, M.D. http://www.ent-consult.com http://www.TinnitusRelief.net

Response:

In is www.inmunotek.com it is an N not an M Murray Grossan, M.D. http://www.ent-consult.com http://www.TinnitusRelief.net

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"ENTconsult" <entcons…@aol.com> wrote in message

news:20010920223634.28330.00002833@mb-md.aol.com… >     <A HREF="http://immunotek.com/">http://immunotek.com/</A> is not the > correct address for sinus irrigation. The correct address is > http://inmunotek.com > Murray Grossan, M.D. > http://www.ent-consult.com > http://www.TinnitusRelief.net

        Thanks Murray!             Duncan

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