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My (no subject) post is meant for you- sorry I hit send too fast.

Do you think Tagamet competes with virus for binding sites?

Is that how it works?

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> > Penny, Your information on fungal sinusitis is just plain

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> > fading away into obscurity the Mayo Clinics report is becoming the

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> > Some interesting sites on the subject, considering your taking

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> > and like most of us on this group by definition chronically ill

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> > immucompromised the contents are should be even more

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> > http://www.sinuses.com/fungal.htm

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> > http://www.entnet.org/healthinfo/sinus/fungal_sinusitis.cfm

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> > The Diagnosis and Incidence of Allergic Fungal Sinusitis.. this

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http://www.aspergillus.man.ac.uk/secure/laboratory_protocols/Ponikau.

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> > [infections] Balloon Sinuplasty - Wow!

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> > http://www.acclarent.com/professional/balloon.html

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> > Be sure to watch the technology animation. It's really good.

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> > I'm going to have this done in a couple of weeks. Despite being

one

> > of those people who lacks symptoms and never seemed a candidate

for

> > sinusitis, my CT scans show a different story. My right maxillary

> > sinus is completely full (and the gunk in there is very old).

> > Basically like a big abscess in my head that's been there a long

> > time. The CT scans also show my teeth roots are in my sinuses, so

> > the infected teeth aren't helping things. However, the infected

> > sinuses aren't helping the infected teeth either.

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> > I've found an awesome ENT who does this new balloon sinuplasty and

> > is having great success with it. Recovery only takes a day. So

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> > only a couple of docs are doing it here in SD, but it's going to

> > become very common, probably an office procedure in the future.

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> > This ENT also does cultures and sensitivities for bacteria and

mold

> > until you're well. Eureka, finally hit the jackpot with a doctor.

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> > She truly is the best doctor I've ever met. Very thorough, very

> > persistent, understands the fatigue/illness factor from chronic

> > infection and she doesn't quit until you get better.

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> > Interestingly, she said that mold is the culprit in only a very

> > small percentage of people. She said the Mayo Clinic fungal study

> > threw everybody into a tizzy, but no one's ever been able to

> > reproduce it. She tests for it, and I know one person who she's

> > treated for it, but it's not the big bad that some people seem to

> > think. And I trust this doc to be a completely straight shooter.

> > Mainly based on the people she's gotten well. Some take as long as

> > two years, but she doesn't give up.

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> > I'm so excited about this new technology. Should help a lot of

> > people.

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