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Harvard Medical School Guide to Healing Your Sinuses
Vital treatment options for sinus problems.
Paperback, 256 pages
Published
April 1st 2005
by McGraw-Hill
(first published March 15th 2005)
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This book failed to tell me very much that I didn't already know. (But I know more than the average person about this stuff because I have had chronic sinus problems for a long time). The chapter on alternative therapies was the most helpful. Chronic sinus problems have so many potential causes and influences that treatment ends up being a guessing game of trial and error. If you don't know much about sinuses, then this book is a great starting place. Although it includes a comprehensive rev...more
Kristenia
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Recommends it for:
Anyone searching for clarity in causes and preventative measures
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Thomas Bergeron
I learned that I am basically stuck with the weekly, monthly and yearly sinus pressure unless I choose the route of surgery. However, if my symptoms are rooted from an allery the surgery will not solve the issue long term, possibly not for short term either.
I began the nasal irrigation recommended for those with chronic sinusitis that have not found relief anywhere else. At the recommendation of the person who refered me to this book. I have noticed that when pressure begins in my si...more
I began the nasal irrigation recommended for those with chronic sinusitis that have not found relief anywhere else. At the recommendation of the person who refered me to this book. I have noticed that when pressure begins in my si...more
I was hoping for a magic cure I wasn't aware of, but I guess I've tried most of the sinusitis tricks - not a lot of "new" information for me, but it's definitely informative for someone who is just entering the sinus arena. I did learn a lot about how the sinuses work, though!
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I really like how well this book is organized. There's a lot of helpful information; it's a good reference to have around because it lists the differences and uses of many over-the-counter medicines, which can be confusing. I initially checked this out of the library but will probably purchase a copy.
very honest look at a medical issue
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