which oil u use in steam

@@Halfbloodprince07 I’ve used 1 or a combination of peppermint, tea tree & eucalyptus. Sometimes just a finger tip of peppermint oil from temple to temple across my forehead seems to help with headaches in a pinch.

@@Halfbloodprince07 I’d like to try oregano oil too. Basil oil was too strong for me to tolerate.

High amount of active enzymes with raw garlic. This hurts but chew up the raw garlic in your mouth. Right when it starts to burn swallow with some raw goat milk. Raw goat milk has a massive amount of probiotics. Can be hard to find. This has been extremely helpful. Lugol Iodine in a sinus rinse, baby shampoo sinus rinse and garlic sinus rinse right after each other. Do the raw garlic for no more then 3 weeks straight 5 cloves a day.

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Could you please tell me what the Naturopath doctor has given you. I would go to one but it’s so damn expensive. I’ve stayed away from sugar, cow milk, cheese and refined flours but in November and December I messed up my diet a little bit and that was more than enough to get a terrible sinuse infection which I actually think is fungal. Doctors have done nothing for me. These people study and still can’t cure you . They have given me so many prescription meds and NONE of them work plus they always give me the same nasal spray that’s not helpful at all. Flonase does nothing for me. I was using a nasal spray called Piyenchin it’s from China and it was doing wonders for me I could actually breathe but recently the company made some changes in the ingredients and it doesn’t work like before. I have nasal congestion since 2018 and I’m literally going nuts with this plus the persistent headache on my left side and left eye as well. If you could tell me what you have used for nasal congestion or things that alleviated these symptoms, I would greatly appreciate it.

@@soldelvalle9799 hi there, it can be costly. We are a one income family so I totally get it. But I had got to a point that it was a need more so than anything else. She did a gut test through nutripath pathology. It came back with 2 types of Candida and it gave the liquid herbs to help fight them. I was stay away from processed foods, so when you think about it’s that’s most things other than meat, veg ,fruit & seeds etc. For fruit she wanted me to stick to just berries if any fruit to begin with. More protein and veg. And I felt so much better not long after but not cured…. That took a while longer. My advice is to got to a health shop (I’m in Australia) health shops employ naturopaths and you can get information and direction from them. Also they will take patients and usually for a cheaper price than independently run clinics. You can also contact a naturopathic school they will have a training area for students to do prac. That can be cheaper also. Anyway I hope this has helped

@@soldelvalle9799how are you feeling now? What have you done for treatment?

@@soldelvalle9799 They recommend, in the absolute least using silver spray and probiotic sprays in your nose, but more aggressive therapies would involve essential oils such as thyme or oregano oil. I put one drop of oregano oil in a sinus steamer and it really cleans things out. Also you need to ensure your indoor air is low in mold spores, which can be checked using the HERTSMI-2 test.

They take a culture (sample from your sinuses)

@@ginoasci2876 Thanks Gino. You're very kind to take the time to reply. I'm trying out some antihistamines to see if there's any difference. Seems to work but I can't tell until late fall when I often catch nasty infections.

@@ginoasci2876 Bad with a vengeance sounds awful. Another thing I'm trying is no fingers anywhere near the nose. Nose sprays make things worse because after they wear off the blockage is worse than what made take the spray in the first place. I stick to antihistamines for now, and no touching. Let's see how it goes. I can recommend the same to you perhaps. Find an antihistamine that works and stay away from sprays, and touching the nose. Maybe I've built up a deficiency over time by being overly sensitive to cleaning the nostrils, hair shaver etc. Every time I use a mirror I can't see any crap anyway so it's all in my head.

@@ginoasci2876 How about antibiotic eye drops in the nostrils? I live in China and here it's not hard to find that. Travel north for me is just 700km. The distance between New York and Maine should be farther.

Yes, mold in house can cause fungal sinusitis

I moved from California and all my problems started in the Texas climate....all of a sudden "I'm allergic to EVERYTHING "...Doctors even here in TX wanna just TREAT the problem with medications never a cure rarely do they cure things today 😏....I didn't have these problems living in the desert region

No it is not contagious!

Aspergillus is a type of mould spore - its from external environment -- usually grows in flooded premises and in your sinuses after continual exposure

Vfend (voriconazole) sadly I caught it in my lungs for the third time (aspergillosis) for me it's very hard times because I can't breathe properly because I have acute asthma and bronchitis as well and I'm only 34 years old :(

variconazole. - *I'm not a doctor , but I've had unrelenting boogers that taste like poison for a year now.. this guy knows where its at: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/n7WbgNya1M7PpIE.html

Some users have reported to use baby shampoo (a few drops in the saltwater rinse solution) and I've also seen several studies that explored this, but I cannot personally verify. Apart from that, I've seen a few meds mentioned.

Snoot nasal spray is amazing

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