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Medical Forum / Diseases and Disorders / Sinusitis / November 2005

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Sleeping with a scarf (non-fibre rich type) on my neck, I had much less sinusitis attack lately.

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Frank - 29 Nov 2005 06:22 GMT
I feel my sinus is caused by cold air and dust. I live in the tropical, but
it
could get cold in deep of the night.

Hope this help some sufferers here. :)
Don Brady - 29 Nov 2005 06:32 GMT
>Sleeping with a scarf (non-fibre rich type) on my neck, I had much less sinusitis attack lately.
>I feel my sinus is caused by cold air and dust. I live in the tropical, but
>it
>could get cold in deep of the night.
>
>Hope this help some sufferers here. :)

Yes I think you are right that keeping the upper body (maybe even the head)
warm is very important at night.

An undershirt or even a sweater may help too if one feels at all chilled...

I once had a doctor tell me that and I think he is right.    

Any sort of chill tends to cause me to cough too.
Shirley Thebaglady - 29 Nov 2005 12:54 GMT
I guess you Guys are right. I have been wearing an undershirt under my
PJ top since I had a sinus infection 4 weeks ago. I am warmer and do not
feel congested in the morning.
I have low BP and I feel cold at night, so cold that I wake up and put
another blanket on the bed.
My doctor has run all kinds of tests and have checked my thyroid but
everything is okay.
I was always cold as a child too.

shirley
Murray Grossan - 29 Nov 2005 19:02 GMT
On 11/28/05 10:32 PM, in article 88tno1ho2qdk37gu6v4tp6ibqtfiakeo7s@4ax.com,

>> Sleeping with a scarf (non-fibre rich type) on my neck, I had much less
>> sinusitis attack lately.
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>
> Any sort of chill tends to cause me to cough too.

Correct.When you have allergies or a sinus infection, your body thermostate
is "crooked". Instead of warming up in the normal way, you sneeze, cough,
hack, congest which does warm up your body but in a "crooked" way.
This is why hot tea BEFORE you get out of bed is so important in such
situations to avoid the AM symptoms which can start a cascade.
Anything you can co to avoid the "crooked thermostat" from being triggered
is good - whether it is warming the room, wearing a head cover in sleep,
etc.

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