This is my first post so treat me gently..
I am going to have the op in the subject line and am a little unsure
of how much recovery time I need off work and how painful the whole
thing is so if any of you people could enlighten me it would be

The talk regarding adenoids in another thread got
me to thinking about tonsils.  I had my tonsils taken
out when I was around 8 years old.  The doctor took
them because they were doing my older sister and they

http://my.webmd.com/content/article/4/1680_51343
-=Our Deities mock us with the Universe They created for our torment;
 They remind us at every twist and turn that we are Nothing.
        Life is a joke being played upon us all!=-

Unfortunately the reason there is so much confusion on this subject is that the
same words are used for the VASTLY different conditions.
a. A fungus infection with huge overgrowth of fungi. MRI shows the sinuses
packed with this stuff. You can see the material when you look in the ...

I'm 31.  Have suffered from upper respiratory illnesses all of my
life.  I had my tonsils out at age 17 which was a big help.  My ENT
however did not remove my adenoids at that time.  Over the past year,
I've had probably 4 upper respiratory infections that have led to

Thanks for the advice. I've actually had my eyes checked out and they're
fine.  It happens more when the weather is humid or when I exercise I and I
think is associated with the sinusitis.  I have trouble focussing to, not
visually, just feel kind of in like a dream state.

A few years back I was prescribed a nasal spray for
inflammation due to allergies.  I don't remember what it
was, though ( but I think it may have been Rhinocort ).
I used it for about 3 days and stopped because it seemed

Eight years ago when I was seventeen I noticed the bridge of my nose on my
left side was protruding slightly. Over the next few months it moved out
more and more and dragged the right side with it so my nose is off to one
side at the bridge. It was accompanied by almost constant ...

What's happened to this forum?
Where has everyone gone, or has there been a new miracle cure that no one
told me about?

Sinus problems are genrally attributed to anatomical problems, allergies,
and now the latest from the Mayo Clinic, fungal infections. I'm rather
skeptical of the fungal theory though. I have had chronic sinusitis and
recurrent infections for years. I talked to a doctor about this ...

The following are known to cause  Mucociliary Clearance Decrease
    Codeine
    Cocaine
    Antihistamines

Serrapeptase is a wonderful product.
This enzyme is powerful and I recommend it to anyone who desires to
clean up their system and fight deadly clots.
The silkworm uses it to dissolve it's cocoon and when taken by a human

http://www.njherald.com/news/newspro/viewnews.cgi?newsid1087823608,46779,

Consider this in the context of:
http://www.mayo.edu/comm/mcr/news_773.html
http://www.news-medical.net/view_article.asp?id=2054
News-Medical.net Microbes in your gut could be cause of allergies

What kind of salt to use? I've been using table salt. Internal medical
doctor says use non-iodized or Kosher or canning salt. Are all 3 the
same? I use 1 tsp of salt. Also he suggested a little baking powder.