Sinus problems
Sinus problems
I am suffering with severe sinus headaches (air conditioning = pain). I really do not know what OTC med to take for sinus problems since some of the meds can make RLS worse. Any suggestions?
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Have you spoken with a local pharmacist.
An email to Dr B may provide a suggestion. Sometimes he replies within a few hours.
An email to Dr B may provide a suggestion. Sometimes he replies within a few hours.
Betty
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Thanks for the advice PB. I am very wary of meds that might make my RLS worse. Three years ago I was bitten by a bee in the face and had a bad allergic reaction. In my ignorance I took benadryl and my two or three times a week rls went to 24/7 and has never let up. My Dr. who treats my RLS with oxycodone says sudafed is o.k. I just wanted to get some feedback from here because so many of you have "been there done that."
Thanks again
Thanks again
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Benadryl... aaaghhh....
When I have for instance, cold symptoms, I just don't take anything for fear of upsetting my rls, which is already 24/7. But the pain of a sinus headache is very severe and you'd need something for relief.
I will bear in mind the Sudafed non-drowsy for the future.
Sorry I can't be of any positive help but hopefully someone will be along soon who is more familiar with the pharm stuff.
When I have for instance, cold symptoms, I just don't take anything for fear of upsetting my rls, which is already 24/7. But the pain of a sinus headache is very severe and you'd need something for relief.
I will bear in mind the Sudafed non-drowsy for the future.
Sorry I can't be of any positive help but hopefully someone will be along soon who is more familiar with the pharm stuff.
Betty
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I got sudafed non-drowsey sinus and after one dose had to take an extra percoset to get to sleep. Today at work I have taken 1/2 percoset at 8:00am and another at noon. It is now 2:30 and I'm squirming. Oh well, I won't do that again. Susan, I got a neti pot yesterday and am going to use it as a prophylactic and hopefully avoid this problem in the future.
Thanks for your help!
Thanks for your help!