I am suffering from seviere sinus .when I met a doctor he told that operation is compulsory.any one suggest me do you know any better cur e for sinu s other than the operation ,I am really very much afraid of the operation.is homeopathy and ayurvedic really better than that of operation then send me any information about them

Where do you live? What medications have been tried?

I suffered from chronic sinus infections for many years and I decided to have sinus surgery last year. 17 thousand dollars later and I still have the same problems I had before the surgery. For me the surgery just wasn't helpful.

Good luck.

I cannot address the operation however I too suffer from sinus infections and severe sinus headaches (brought on by stress and heavy humidity).

I have tried many things and have found some relief in some of these methods. I am not saying that all or any of these will help in your case but I have listed a few below:

1. Applying strong pressure to the muscle between your thumb and your index finger with the thumb and index finger from your other hand. It gives some relief.

2. Standing under a HOT shower, letting it hit the front, top and back of your head, losing up your sinuses.

3. Sitting straight, with your head straight, try to put your ear to your shoulder and hold it for a count of 15 to 20. Do this for each side. Apparently this relaxes the muscles in your neck allowing drainage. Do this 10 times for each ear.

4. Pressure points. I get a massage once a week, the masseuse applies pressure to my forehead, above my eyes, below my eyes, one the bones directly in front of my ears and the bones behind my ears. This works for me and loosens my sinuses and stops the pain.

5. There is a product that you can purchase in drug stores, over the counter that is a "Sinus Wash." It mainly is saltine water that you put through your nostrils and washes out your sinuses.

I realize that these are small "short" fixes. But short of an operation and taking prescriptions they may offer you some relief.

I am not a doctor nor do I proclaim to be an expert in this or any medical area.

"J-9" is an authority and she will have some sound medical advice for you.

I have taken Cipro as prescribed by my doctor and over the years have found less relief from it. I need to see my doctor again shortly as I have a sinus infection again, I am sure that he will prescribe something different for me.

I hope that some of the information I shared helps you at least temporarily as I really have symphony, I know the pain.

Stringer

Here is another article that I found that may prove beneficial to you;


What a Headache!

According to recent statistics from the National Headache Foundation, there are over 45 million Americans who suffer from chronic headaches. If you fall into this category you are surely familiar with the pain, as well as the other symptoms that accompany a headache. The question is, do you know what to do about it?

Headaches, known in the medical world as cephalalgia, are defined as a condition of pain in the head, and sometimes the neck and upper back. They happen to be one of the most common complaints in terms of localized pain. While the vast majority of headaches are relatively harmless, in rare situations they can be a symptom of a serious, life-threatening illness. In other words, a formal diagnosis by a medical doctor is always a good idea.

In an attempt to shed light on the subject, we've taken the three most common types of headaches and broken them down. We will tell you about their symptoms, their causes, and most importantly, some potential methods for relief.

Sinus Headaches:

Characterized by an intense and constant pain in the nose, cheekbones, and/or forehead, sinus headaches are known to intensify with sudden head movements, or excessive straining of the face or head. These symptoms occur when the sinuses (the air-filled cavities located behind the nose and cheekbones) become inflamed, either due to an allergy or infection, and prevent the natural flow of mucous.

Other symptoms associated with a sinus headache include nasal discharge, plugged ears, fever, and swelling of the face. In order to officially attribute the sinuses as the cause of your headache, you need a physical examination from a doctor. In severe cases, an MRI or a CT scan may also be needed.

When it comes to treating sinus headaches the approach is usually two-fold. Both the symptoms and the cause of the headache require separate attention. If an infection is present, antibiotics are often prescribed. In the case of sinus headaches caused by an allergy, preventive allergy therapy is many times the answer.

Antihistamines such as Benadryl®, a decongestant like Sudafed®, a steroid nasal spray (to reduce inflammation), or even a vasoconstrictor (to reduce nasal congestion specifically) may be prescribed in order to help alleviate the build up of mucous. The headache itself is usually treated with various levels of pain relievers depending on the severity.

Sinus headaches can also be treated homeopathically, with acupuncture, chiropractics and Chinese herbs leading the charge. If doing so, however, please consult the help of a qualified expert in conjunction with your doctor's advice.

As far as home remedies are concerned, there are several. The two easiest remedies would be a cold compress over the area of the face that hurts, and taking a nap in a dark room. Other home remedies include inhaling steam laced with peppermint or eucalyptus oil and eating a raw jalapeño chili. Both methods have been known to drain sinuses and alleviate pressure.

I hope that my post helped in some way.:) I know the pain and I know that it hurts a lot...

Before you get ANY Surgery, get a second opinion!