Sinus Medication Solution

I had the same problem for many years. Finally, I gave in and had surgery. The space between the tissues in my nasal cavity were too small to allow drainage. After the surgery and a few weeks of recovery, I didn’t need sinus decongestants or a regimen of antibiotics for the first time in my life! I’ve been free of sinus infections for a little over two years. However, just in the last month, I am beginning to have congestion again. I will not hesitate to have the surgery again if that’s what it takes. Only this time I won’t wait so long.

Use saline nasal mist several time a day…Even when you are feeling better….It beats back/fights infection and keeps everything lubricated as well…and to boot its natural and cheap and it can’t hurt!

I have spoken with several people that swear by sinus irrigation as a backup cure for sinus infection. A nurse friend even performs them at the first sign of infection, and can sometimes avoid medication entirely.
The process involves pouring saline solution in one nostril until it runs clean from the other, then reversing nostrils. It sounds revolting at first, and feels extremely odd, but afterwards, you’ll never believe how clean you sinuses could feel.
Discuss the option with your doctor. Assuming he has no objections, the needed materials are fairly inexpensive, and simple to use.