Hi,
Has anyone tried the SinusBuster spray?
Did you have good results?
I use a neti and I also use a Grossan Hydro-Pulse at times. I prefer the
neti because it works on gravity where the hydro-pulse sometimes fills the
sinuses faster than they can drain, even on very low settings and cause
pressure in the ear.
There are days that these solutions are not quite enough and I'm interested
in trying this product.
Best regards,
Paul
knob - 29 Jun 2004 18:23 GMT
> Hi,
>
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> Best regards,
> Paul
Read the "Nasal Polyp advice" thread in this newsgroup.
ENTconsult - 30 Jun 2004 04:54 GMT
Paul, if you are geting pressure in the ears using the Hydro pUluse it may be
because you are turning your head to the side or nsiffing during irrgation. Try
to keep your head "straight" not turned.
Murray Grossan, M.D.
http://www.ent-consult.com
Sylonious@yahoo.com - 08 Dec 2004 02:31 GMT
I have allegery problems year round and Sinus Buster helped clear one
nostril signifigantly but their is always one that is completely
stuffed. I would have to say it didn't work for me since it only
cleared out one nostril. It didn't matter how much I sprayed it worked
the same. It also hurts a great deal depending on how much you use.
I've also used:
Nasaline Irrigator
Goldenseal and ecchinea
Ephedrine
A drop of Oregano Essential Oil (very strong; I don't recommend it)
None of these worked
Then I thought that maybe the congestion was caused by heartburn
considering that I feel like I have a lump in my throat so I went to
get some
Ginger
Calcium Carbonate
None of those have worked for me but my problem is just that my
nostrils are only partially stuffed. My problem might not neccessarily
fit you so I might try Sinus buster but the rest did absolutely nothing
and most made the problem worse.
I ordered some Slippery Elm so I will let you know If it gets rid of
mucus like I think it will.The likelyhood of that happening based on my
experience with all those other products is slight but this one does
seem to be quite different from the others and it has been described as
a mucus thinner by some.
iJah - 09 Dec 2004 18:03 GMT
>I have allegery problems year round and Sinus Buster helped clear one
>nostril signifigantly but their is always one that is completely
>stuffed. I would have to say it didn't work for me since it only
>cleared out one nostril. It didn't matter how much I sprayed it worked
>the same. It also hurts a great deal depending on how much you use.
Sinus Buster did work for you - half way though ;-) One cleared
nostril is better than two clogged nostrils ;-)
Anyway, I think I'm gonna start becoming an evangelist for Sinus
Buster. It really does help me. Right now, I'm about to panic because
I missplaced my bottle a few days ago and couldn't find it. Had a
little left in an old bottle, but that has almost run dry. I reordered
three days ago, hoping my shipment arrives soon. Can't live without
the stuff.
iJah
Sylonious@yahoo.com - 08 Dec 2004 02:32 GMT
I have allegery problems year round and Sinus Buster helped clear one
nostril signifigantly but their is always one that is completely
stuffed. I would have to say it didn't work for me since it only
cleared out one nostril. It didn't matter how much I sprayed it worked
the same. It also hurts a great deal depending on how much you use.
I've also used:
Nasaline Irrigator
Goldenseal and ecchinea
Ephedrine
A drop of Oregano Essential Oil (very strong; I don't recommend it)
None of these worked
Then I thought that maybe the congestion was caused by heartburn
considering that I feel like I have a lump in my throat so I went to
get some
Ginger
Calcium Carbonate
None of those have worked for me but my problem is just that my
nostrils are only partially stuffed. My problem might not neccessarily
fit you so I might try Sinus buster but the rest did absolutely nothing
and most made the problem worse.
I ordered some Slippery Elm so I will let you know If it gets rid of
mucus like I think it will.The likelyhood of that happening based on my
experience with all those other products is slight but this one does
seem to be quite different from the others and it has been described as
a mucus thinner by some.