Chronic Sinus Infection/Congestion following Wisdom Teeth Removal

[Guest guest]

Hello Group,

Our 46yo male patient initially presented to us as " healthy " . Following our

first visit, turns out he has multiple mental/emotional challenges. Primarily

inability to become physically aroused after 3 months with the same woman,

leading to frequent divorces or infidelity. He is also triggered by coffee,

angers easily and becomes verbally abusive with co-workers, wife.

His father died when he was 17yo and there are many issues around this time of

his life and his development. Lot of his mental/emotional issues stem from his

father's verbally abusive, harsh attitude of our patient.

While the patient is doing counseling, craniosacral therapy and drainage, I am

not sure why suddenly, after never having had sinus infections before, he

developed a chronic case x 4 months following surgery to remove all four wisdom

teeth simultaneously.

I remember attending a conference that discussed sinus infections triggered by

root canals. Is there anything similar from wisdom teeth removal? What have

others done? DT what is your experience?

Thanks for your thoughts.

Teresita ez,

The Golgi Clinic

Missoula, MT

[Guest guest]

Hello,

I'd like to share the probable metaphysical cause of sinusitis, which once

identified and recognized by my clients, the sinusitis can see dramatic

improvements and clearing along with the use of UNDA remedies.

Sinus issues usually stems from being 'irritated by someone, especially someone

close to the patient'. Sounds like in your case, the someone causing the

irritation can be the father or a number of different people in your patient's

life.

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> Hello Group,

>

> Our 46yo male patient initially presented to us as " healthy " . Following our

first visit, turns out he has multiple mental/emotional challenges. Primarily

inability to become physically aroused after 3 months with the same woman,

leading to frequent divorces or infidelity. He is also triggered by coffee,

angers easily and becomes verbally abusive with co-workers, wife.

>

> His father died when he was 17yo and there are many issues around this time of

his life and his development. Lot of his mental/emotional issues stem from his

father's verbally abusive, harsh attitude of our patient.

>

> While the patient is doing counseling, craniosacral therapy and drainage, I am

not sure why suddenly, after never having had sinus infections before, he

developed a chronic case x 4 months following surgery to remove all four wisdom

teeth simultaneously.

>

> I remember attending a conference that discussed sinus infections triggered by

root canals. Is there anything similar from wisdom teeth removal? What have

others done? DT what is your experience?

>

> Thanks for your thoughts.

>

> Teresita ez,

>

> The Golgi Clinic

> Missoula, MT

>