Re: Another sinus question

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Seems sensible to me. Mold or allergies can both cause chronic sinusitis along with bacteria. Could be one or all three. The discharge sounds kind of like mold to me, but it seems you need to get yourself to an ENT who will actually do swabs and find out what you've got. Not one of the zillions who go for the knife first. pennyirishdrought1955 <irishdrought1955@...> wrote: Does being around horses and things like hay cause more problems for sinus?What I mean is does

this cause more bacteria that could be harmful?What about the composted manure and being exposed to breathing it if someone is using it around a garden?Would the molds in this compost be harmful?Sometimes my nose stops up after being around this things. That might be normal. I don't know about having a white mucus with grey or black streaks in it on occasions.sandy

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By the way. Have you had scans? What do they show? pennyirishdrought1955 <irishdrought1955@...> wrote: Does being around horses and things like hay cause more problems for sinus?What I mean is does this cause more bacteria that could be harmful?What about the composted manure and being exposed to breathing it if someone is using it around a garden?Would the molds in this compost be harmful?Sometimes my nose stops up after being around this

things. That might be normal. I don't know about having a white mucus with grey or black streaks in it on occasions.sandy

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Those black streaks are just trapped dirt.. being expelled like it's

supposed to.

I snort out alot of those the next day after working in the hay mow

stacking hay... it's dirt and dust.

Barb

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> Does being around horses and things like hay cause more problems

for

> sinus?

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> What I mean is does this cause more bacteria that could be harmful?

>

> What about the composted manure and being exposed to breathing it

if

> someone is using it around a garden?

>

> Would the molds in this compost be harmful?

>

> Sometimes my nose stops up after being around this things. That

might

> be normal.

>

> I don't know about having a white mucus with grey or black streaks

in

> it on occasions.

>

> sandy

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