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Sinus infection 28 Mar 2024 11:06 #81954

Fran365 Topic Author Offline Junior Member Posts: 20 Thank you received: 1	I have an infection of sorts centered on a small lump below my r/nostril opening. It has evidence of a sinus infection. Is there a MSM application to try here?
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Sinus infection 28 Mar 2024 15:46 #81959

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To any following this: I had a tough night with this lump throbbing moderately. I used 1/2 aspirin then later a whole aspirin. I also began rinsing with a dmso, h2o2, aloe juice dental rinse. Nothing was relieving the pain. Next day careful inspection showed the lump had white dots, a few hours later 2 blisters appeared on the lump and soon burst, bringing relief. Not sure what this all was but it does not appear to be a sinus issue, but tooth/gum. Fran

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