Re: Suggestions Please for doctor

[Guest guest]

I am not a doctor, but it sounds like sinus to me. Boy, messing with my stuff

really gets to

me. I am now well enough to do little bits of it at a time. Even with my best

mask, it gets

to me. If I don't watch it closely, I can get really sick just from stirring

things up.

If you call around to different pharmacies, you can get prices on meds, and they

can vary

widely. My pharmacy just got a price change on my diflucan generic, which is

only about

30 cents a pill. Cheap. Sometimes they charge 13.00 a pill for the name brand,

but even

generics can be too pricey- it used to be just under 11$? a pill or something,

so I

complained about it and they shopped around, got a better deal. The best price I

have

seen is at Costco, but I am not a member there; though they do answer price

questions.

I think there are differences in treatment protocols; some use antifungal nasal

sprays and

orals too, some just use oral pills. If it is a bacteria, I guess antibiotics

would help, but I

didn't personally get much help that way- just a bad case of candida.

Antifungals get rid

of candida too. Even if you take antibiotics, you might want to do a little

antifungals too

and probiotics, etc. for the yeast.

>

> I am preparing to move, started packing about a week ago. Had to stop

> cuz we can't leave until next month. The second day I packed, I woke

> up with bad pain like a tooth ache. It has been going on for about a

> weeek and I can't tell if it is sinus or tooth. I would think my tooth

> would hurt with cold or hot if it is the tooth. I go to my doctor

> tommorow to try to get something for sinus. My sinus is very close to

> my upper teeth I was told once.I had to see this doctor anyway but I am

> not sure if I want an antiobitic. I know fungal meds are suggested by

> Mayo/fungal study, but I am not sure if they are very expensive. I

> have taken the Z-pak before but I always have trouble with yeast-- even

> though I still have yeast right now. I don't want to be all sicky for

> the move plus going to stay with a relative, so want to get a hold on

> this before I go there. I am a mess as it is, don't want to me more of

> a problem. Thanks for suggestions,

>

[Guest guest]

What about simple washing the sinus out with saline.. (you can make

this yourself with water and salt) - several times a day..

That will help a lot. Also, run fans at high speed, both into and out

of your house, while you are moving anything.. And wear a mask/eye

protection..

I rigged up a vaccumn that HEPA filters and then exhausts the filtered

air out (of the house) through a tube.. I still am working on this to

get it to work right.. (need a wider hose for exhaust to reduce the

back pressure - anyone know where to get a long one?) but it does seem

to help..

But I still get tired.. but not as bad as before.. Am only pecking

away at the edges of my stuff, though..

On 2/1/06, kl_clayton <kl_clayton@...> wrote:

> I am not a doctor, but it sounds like sinus to me. Boy, messing with my stuff

really gets to

> me. I am now well enough to do little bits of it at a time. Even with my best

mask, it gets

> to me. If I don't watch it closely, I can get really sick just from stirring

things up.

>

> If you call around to different pharmacies, you can get prices on meds, and

they can vary

> widely. My pharmacy just got a price change on my diflucan generic, which is

only about

> 30 cents a pill. Cheap. Sometimes they charge 13.00 a pill for the name brand,

but even

> generics can be too pricey- it used to be just under 11$? a pill or something,

so I

> complained about it and they shopped around, got a better deal. The best price

I have

> seen is at Costco, but I am not a member there; though they do answer price

questions.

>

> I think there are differences in treatment protocols; some use antifungal

nasal sprays and

> orals too, some just use oral pills. If it is a bacteria, I guess antibiotics

would help, but I

> didn't personally get much help that way- just a bad case of candida.

Antifungals get rid

> of candida too. Even if you take antibiotics, you might want to do a little

antifungals too

> and probiotics, etc. for the yeast.

>

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> > I am preparing to move, started packing about a week ago. Had to stop

> > cuz we can't leave until next month. The second day I packed, I woke

> > up with bad pain like a tooth ache. It has been going on for about a

> > weeek and I can't tell if it is sinus or tooth. I would think my tooth

> > would hurt with cold or hot if it is the tooth. I go to my doctor

> > tommorow to try to get something for sinus. My sinus is very close to

> > my upper teeth I was told once.I had to see this doctor anyway but I am

> > not sure if I want an antiobitic. I know fungal meds are suggested by

> > Mayo/fungal study, but I am not sure if they are very expensive. I

> > have taken the Z-pak before but I always have trouble with yeast-- even

> > though I still have yeast right now. I don't want to be all sicky for

> > the move plus going to stay with a relative, so want to get a hold on

> > this before I go there. I am a mess as it is, don't want to me more of

> > a problem. Thanks for suggestions,

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