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Medical Forum / Diseases and Disorders / Sinusitis / December 2004sinusitis and back problems
i've noticed that when my sinusitis is chronic (i've had prior surgery) i develop back problems, ranging from neck stiffness in the am, to midback and lower back stiffness throughout the day. i regularly stretch to keep the muscles around the spine loose... but no help overall. anyone else have a similar problem??? anyone know the etiology of the relationship of sinusitis and cervical pain??? thanks, zip >i've noticed that when my sinusitis is chronic (i've had prior surgery) >i develop back problems, ranging from neck stiffness in the am, to [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] >anyone know the etiology of the relationship of sinusitis and cervical >pain??? Both may be forms of inflammation. For me I think that it's from trying to 'protect' my head - which is probably hurting if it moves or gets bounced around too much. The muscle tension required to do this makes everything ELSE get sore.... For me I think that it's from trying to 'protect' my head - which is probably hurting if it moves or gets bounced around too much. The muscle tension required to do this makes everything ELSE get sore.... Hello... I've had severe Ankylosing Spondylitis since I was 15. I've also had my sinus problems since then. I don't know if there is an autoimmune factor involved with sinusitis, but if there is, perhaps there is some sort of relationship (at least in my case). ..Jon >i've noticed that when my sinusitis is chronic (i've had prior surgery) >i develop back problems, ranging from neck stiffness in the am, to [quoted text clipped - 11 lines] > >zip Hello, Sounds as if that kidney is infected. A little sulfa is all you need; or lots and lots of GOOD water and pure (very expensive - sorry) cranberry juice, which you purchase at the Health Food Store. http://lillyrouge.tripod.com/enter.com http://www.geezer.com/artisan/257 could you qualify as to how my kidney could be infected? from what and how? >could you qualify as to how my kidney could be infected? from what and >how? Hello, Drainage. Plus it is their job to carry off the infection from your sinuses plus everywhere else, and sometimes during over-load they need help. Remember they are human too and can take just only soooo much before they break down and cry. http://lillyrouge.tripod.com/enter.com http://www.geezer.com/artisan/257 > i've noticed that when my sinusitis is chronic (i've had prior surgery) > i develop back problems, ranging from neck stiffness in the am, to [quoted text clipped - 11 lines] > > zip mycoplasma/ureaplasma - good luck getting anyone to test you for it though. actually been tested for mycoplasma fermentens.... don't if the reliability of the test is all that good though. > actually been tested for mycoplasma fermentens.... don't if the > reliability of the test is all that good though. I'm certainly no expert but I believe the only good way to test is a pcr test. This place below (no I'm not affiliated) seems to be pretty experienced. I'd like to get my ENT to order it so insurance will pay it. You can pay yourself and they will give you a discount if they can use the results in their studies or something like that. I checked into it and it cost about $2000 depending on what you want. http://www.immed.org |
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