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Chronic Sinusitis

Diva1

By Diva1
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Diva1 Enthusiast
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Hi anyone with chronic sinusitus...pain in ear and face always lt side...

It comes and goes

Diva :angry:

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koolkat222 Newbie
koolkat222
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I have chronic sinusitis, but I don't think it's Celiac related. More due to the neglected building (and denial of higher ups that there's anything wrong with it) I work in.

Have you been suffering long? I know it's painful.

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After years(decades) of problems and constant rotation of antibiotics I discovered nasal rinsing and never had to go back to antibiotics again. Going dairy-free significantly reduced my problem to another level. Allergy testing revealed other contributors. I am very allergic to dust mites currently-in the past I suspected mold. Working on contolling the environment is helping alot and in the future we will explore meds if needed and/ or shots. But pillow encasements(mattress ones are on the way) and washing all bedding(sheets in hot)once a week helps alot.

Here's to better breathing!

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Ahorsesoul Enthusiast
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Dh had this problem was treated for years until a doctor treated him for a yeast infection.

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tarnalberry Community Regular
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You may want to go to an ENT and rule out a fungal infection of the sinuses. Indoor allergies can also be a cause. (Regular sinus rinsing, with salt water, can help, but if you've got a fungal infection, you need to treat it.)

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