Nov
29
2009
Do I Have A Cold Or Is It A Sinus Infection?
Posted by: Alan in Sinus Infection, tags: Cold, Have, Infection, SinusI think I may have a sinus infection, but others think it is a cold. The reason I think it is a sinus infection is because it happens almost the same time every year. I Usually get it when the weather goes from hot to cold or cold to hot drastically . My symptoms include facial been in the forehead and cheeks, my jaw hurt sometimes, headache, my nose is stuffed up and I have a slight cough. I have no fever or anything else.
If you could help that would be great.
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November 29th, 2009 at 3:29 pm
sounds like sinus problems to me.
They this, it can’t hurt and might help.
My husband uses this to keep from getting bronchitis, and I use to to cure sinus infections. THere are many kinds of bacteria that live in the sinuses, and this gets rid of all the bad ones!.This is the only thing that really helped me — my Dr. told me about a sinus wash that will kill bacteria.
you need
distilled water
sea salt
liquid chlorophyll and colloidal silver from the health food store.
in a glass mix 1/4 cup water with a pinch of salt and heat to body temperature.
add 5 drops each silver and chlorophyll and mix.
using a large dropper (like one used for infant medication) drop 2 full droppersfull into one side of the nose while laying down.
Turn the head and let it drain out the other nostril. Be sure to have paper towels handy.
The silver kills the bacteria and there are several hundred kind that can live in the sinus cavities and anti biotics don’t get rid of them all.
Do this twice a day for a week, mixing up the mixture fresh each time.
Then do it once a week for maintenance.
There is nothing in this that will hurt you, and it cured me.
I do not have to take claritin, or antibiotics anymore.
best wishes
November 29th, 2009 at 4:55 pm
yeah you might have sinus infection the only reason why i say this is cuz you said you jaw hurts from changing climate