Ok, it might be worth a shot. But if I have lyme disease they will not know what to do?
Hi,
How are you?
I am not really sure what the white wormy thing in the phlegm is. I think it could possibly be thick mucus.
Since you have a lump in the throat and sinusitis, it will make sense to see an ENT specialist and get his opinion. An ENT specialist is an ear, nose and throat specialist. Hope this helps!
Thanks for your reply.
I certainly see what your saying and feel the patches under my eyes are just a side-effect of their presence maybe anemia or liver issues?
I dont know what an ENT specialist is and my doctor here in the u.k would sooner send me to some psychiatric doctor than anything else.
If it comes down to it I would go private, pay what it costs etc to see an ENT, if you could please just give me a bit more info I would be so grateful.
Do you have any idea what the white wormy things may be? Some have said morgellons but I have none of the skin issues.
Hi,
How are you?
The major bacteria that can cause sinusitis are H. Influenzae, streptococcus pneumoniae, Moraxella catarrhalis, and staphylococcus aureus. Other bacteria include anaerobic bacteria, gram negative bacteria, and some fungus.
Please remember that it is not possible to see bacteria by naked eyes.
The under eye circles can be due to lack of sleep and anemia. The green tongue indicates a fungal infection, although sometimes excessive antibiotic use can cause a green or black tongue.
I would advise you to get yourself clinically examined by an ENT specialist. Take care!