If you are under 55, and in good shape, and not afraid of bending over in a shower, then I recommend the sinus flush that I have invented. It will wash out the bacterial infection in about a week of treatments. It follows recent discoveries by the Mayo Clinic, and has been successful against a 5 year long infection, and 10 subsequent acute infections for me. Cursor the blue "friggy" for instructions in my journal, and an explanation why it works so effectively.
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She is currently seeing a specailist. They just got the report from the culture Friday and it is showing as a different bacterial strand. Alpha-streptcocus. I sure hope they can help her. Surgery may help, but just odd that she has never had these issues in the past. Well at least before October.
I totally relate. I have the same sinus infection problem. I don't know what it is, exactly, but as soon as I get off the antibiotics I get sick again. And it's not good to be on antibiotics all the time.
Twelve years ago I had sinus surgery to clean out my sinuses and fix the deviated septum, and I was good for a while, but now I get sinus infections again. I may have to have it again, I don't know. I have to make an appointment with the specialist.
Has your wife been to a specialist? I assume she has. Did they suggest surgery?