Posted by John B. on May 14, 2014 at 05:07:09 from (50.40.119.74):
In Reply to: Sinus Problems posted by showcrop on May 13, 2014 at 10:05:04:
I use to have major sinus problems, one infection after another. The ones I got during the winter months were horrible. It took me 30 years to find out that corn harvest dust was a major contributor to a lot of my sinus problems. At age 38 I developed a palyp in my left sinus. When I would walk or stand for a short time the pain was like the worse toothache. Then when I would lay down for 20 minutes it went away. Then it got to the point I was blowing clotted blood out of my nose every hour or so. I was really concerned. I kept going to my family doctor and he said I had a sinus infection. I finally got fed up and told him I want to see a specialist. Went to a eye, nose & throat doctor. I scheduled a CAT Scan first thing the next day. Sure enough there it was. Two weeks later he removed the palyp. I had my sinuses packed full of cotton sprinkled with cocaine. I had no pain for the first 30 minutes after waking up but then the next ten days not being able to breath thru my nose was exhausting. After the 2nd and 3rd operation for a mucus cyst my sinuses are good now. The First operation the doctor opened up the passage between the two sinuses on the left allowing for better drainage. I now just flush my sinuses with warm salt water. That helps a lot.
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