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infection pains / heat, congestion and irritation

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sandwich_eater@hotmail.com - 23 Jun 2006 21:50 GMT
I get infection pains / heat, congestion and irritation.
I had 2 ops in 2 1/2 years.
anti-biotics did not shift the infection.
I did smoke, but i quit about 3 years ago.
Scans were normal.
And blood test was with normal range.
Is my sinus damaged beyond recovery ?
Is the surface of it damaged ?
Could it be another problem ?
Steven L. - 24 Jun 2006 03:11 GMT
> I get infection pains / heat, congestion and irritation.
> I had 2 ops in 2 1/2 years.
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> Is the surface of it damaged ?
> Could it be another problem ?

Try to get a second opinion from another ENT.

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vfunc@talktalk.net - 26 Jun 2006 01:38 GMT
> Try to get a second opinion from another ENT.

OK, will do, but any ideas ?  I should add that it clears out every 2-4
days from the douche I give it.
Steven L. - 27 Jun 2006 19:47 GMT
>> Try to get a second opinion from another ENT.
>
> OK, will do, but any ideas ?  I should add that it clears out every 2-4
> days from the douche I give it.

Based on my own experience, I would suspect there is still a pocket of
infection somewhere that your surgeries didn't touch.

The infection may have invaded the bones of the skull (osteomyelitis),
and is hiding out in there.  In that case, intravenous antibiotics are
often prescribed.

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vfunc@talktalk.net - 29 Jun 2006 09:42 GMT
> Based on my own experience, I would suspect there is still a pocket of
> infection somewhere that your surgeries didn't touch.
>
> The infection may have invaded the bones of the skull (osteomyelitis),
> and is hiding out in there.  In that case, intravenous antibiotics are
> often prescribed.

Thanks, this sounds exactly it, on the left side the sinus flaps when
it is blown.  It makes a different sound to my other side or before it
was injured.  I will ask about this treatment.
vfunc@talktalk.net - 29 Jun 2006 16:54 GMT
> Thanks, this sounds exactly it, on the left side the sinus flaps when
> it is blown.  It makes a different sound to my other side or before it
> was injured.  I will ask about this treatment.

I might also add that I heard that some injections for sinus problems
were stopped in the UK, whether that is antibiotics or not I don't know
and how true it is I also don't know.
Murray Grossan - 30 Jun 2006 19:30 GMT
On 6/29/06 1:42 AM, in article
1151570527.500597.118110@i40g2000cwc.googlegroups.com, "vfunc@talktalk.net"

>> Based on my own experience, I would suspect there is still a pocket of
>> infection somewhere that your surgeries didn't touch.
[quoted text clipped - 6 lines]
> it is blown.  It makes a different sound to my other side or before it
> was injured.  I will ask about this treatment.

I agree with obove.
vfunc@talktalk.net - 01 Jul 2006 23:42 GMT
Could it be hiding in a tooth (maybe in a filling) , or in a crack in a
bone or just in an uninjured bone nearby ?
Steven L. - 05 Jul 2006 03:49 GMT
> Could it be hiding in a tooth (maybe in a filling) , or in a crack in a
> bone or just in an uninjured bone nearby ?

It can be hiding *anywhere*.

Your dentist can rule out a dental cause by taking a complete set of
dental X-rays and checking if you have any abscesses in any upper molars.

The hard one is a pocket of infection in the bone of the skull
(osteomyelitis).  Like I said, the best treatment for that is
intravenous antibiotics, but even that doesn't always work.  Bone
infections are real tough to treat.

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vfunc@talktalk.net - 03 Jul 2006 06:15 GMT
> I agree with obove.

Which part do you agree with ?
 
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