I am entering my 4th winter of having continuous sinusitis/bronchitis through about April/May. I used to get a cold in the fall and spring. 3 winters ago I got sick in Nov. and it just kept coming back. 5 times I had this for at least 10 days, and had antibiotics (
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Ampicillin-sulbactam/Amoxycillin). I have had these antibiotics off and on all my life. My doctor referred me to an
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Abdominal tap
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Amenorrhea - primary DR. After x-rays, and CT scan, he said I had a deviated
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Septoplasty, but not bad enough for surgery, and no polyps. He tried many allergy meds with no results, as well as lots of steroid sprays. Next winter it was the allergist, same thing as Dr above, but I am allergic to dust mites. We now have an air purifier, allergy filter, and hepa vacuum, no dust at all. Next winter, same thing
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Zithromax z-pak 5 times. Last April had turbinectomy with different
ENTAbdomen - swollen
Abdominal tap
Adjustment disorder
Adolescent control test
Adolescent depression
Adolescent development
Adolescent pregnancy
Adolescent test or procedure preparation
Alopecia, under treatment
Alzheimer’s disease
Amenorrhea - primary, otherwise same as above. Now, still with this
ENTAbdomen - swollen
Abdominal tap
Adjustment disorder
Adolescent control test
Adolescent depression
Adolescent development
Adolescent pregnancy
Adolescent test or procedure preparation
Alopecia, under treatment
Alzheimer’s disease
Amenorrhea - primary, Tequin and Omnicef, no results. Using echinacea, aromotherapy, ENT SOL nasal rinse, peroxide in ears, and others. I have drainage year round about 5-8 swallows/minute, but when winter hits I'm always sick, and can't get over it. It's impossible to sleep when I lay down, I drown. I've read some of the other forums and it's a little helpful, I could use all the ideas anyone has, there is a solution somewhere, prayer would help, and maybe the final answer.
If you might have the LPR type of gastric reflux, that is not yet controlled, this might be a factor.
Bad air quality at work, home, etc. can also be a factor.
You can telephone the LUNG LINE nurses, to get the rest of your good questions answered, by calling 1-800-222-LUNG(5864), Mon-Fri, 8am-4:30pm, Mountain time.
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The LPR type of reflux can be "silent", yet, can cause big sinus problems. There may be other factors. You might consider being seen at Nat'l Jewish, where they could help you solve the mystery of your persistant sinusitis/bronchitis. Good luck to you.
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