well my allergy symptoms have gone, but the headache has
not, in fact it has become worse! i have fever too. i'm not
so sure its sinusitis. anyone here experience such symptoms
after all the allergic reactions went down? anyway, another

Sinusitis Treatments Found Ineffective
British study reports antibiotics and nasal steroids don't lessen symptoms
By Amanda Gardner
Posted 12/4/07

When I was a teenager, I saw a picture of an item the Puritans used
during their chruch services.  This device was a long handle with a
feather on one end and a wooden ball on the other.  This item would be
carried by an usher who walked up and down the isles.  The Puritans

I am having toothache mostly on my upper right back teeth but also on the
left at the back as well. My cheeks are feeling flushed and I am having some
congested passages as well. I know if the maxillary sinuses are blocked you
can feel a toothache feeling, but does it tend to ...

i've been having a runny nose all day and now my head is
starting to hurt on the left side. the pain grows each time
i bend or sneeze. this has happened many times before but i
havent really done anything about it and simply toughed it

http://www.newscientist.com/article/dn13002-scrambled-polymers-kill-drugresistan
t-bacteria.html
"Scrambled-up" polymers can kill bacteria, and may offer hope in beating
problems of antibiotic drug resistance, suggests a new study.

I have been gone a while. What in the world are all these MI5
posts ????? Good grief !

I was reading one of the posts here where someone had stated that he
believed "irrigation" was a waste of time, and that the steroid spray
was sufficient to maintain control of his sinusitis.   I thought I would
give this regimen a try, seen as how I was currently using both.

alrighty, it's getting cold around here, so i took the hypoallergenic
comforter to the laundromat.  i bought it a few years ago after years
of washing multiple blanket layers weekly.  it seems to have worked
out so far.  but here are my questions:

BURNS
First Degree (superficial) burn:
A first-degree burn, a superficial burn is limited to the epidermis.
It is characterized by heat, pain, moistening and reddening of the