Sinuses Infections
This is the time of year that I always come down with a sinus problems. They are hard to treat with herbs and take long term use of the herbs for six months or more usually before you see some permanent results.
Every year, millions of people around the world are affected by a painful and often debilitating condition called sinusitis or sinus infection. Acute sinusitis, which usually lasts for 3 weeks or less,can be caused by a bacterial infection
and usually occurs as a latecomplication of the common cold. Nasal congestion produces swelling in he sinus cavity, obstructs drainage and causes mucus to stagnate which provides a perfect breeding ground for infection For many
people,sinusitis occurs often and can become a persistent that may problem cause pain, frustration, and time away from work, friends,
or family. As with any serious medical condition, see a health practitioner first before treating yourself,infections. especially if you experience recurrent
Here are some herbs that have worked for me: Angelica: Expectorant (loosens mucus in (Angelica throat and lungs); relieves conges- dahurication in inflamed nasal passages.
Astragalus: Tonic for the immune system. Controls spread of infection, especially in upper respiratory tract. branaceus)
Bi yan pian: While magnolia helps expel phlegm, (Xanthium Xanthium (which is the roadisde weed and magnolia cocklebur) quells nasal inflammation formula) and fights headache. Indicated for flare-ups, runny rose, yellow mucus.
Echinacea: This native American root functions (Echinacea as an antibacterial and anti-inflam- angustifolia) matory agent as well as an immune-system booster. Slippery elm: Expectorant. The inner bark of the (Ulmus rubra) slippery elm tree soothes inflamed nasal and throat tissues. Helps drain mucus from nasal passages. Yarrow:Anti-inflammatory and antispas- (Achillea modic (controls coughing). millefolium
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