Sinus drops Dr John J 33 Sinus Drops Sinuses have the same mucous membrane lining as the nose. Sinusitis is an inflammation of the paranasal sinuses. The inflammation could be caused by a virus, bacteria, or fungus. Inflammation of the sinuses nearly always occurs with inflammation of the nose. Indications of Dr John J 33 Sinus Drops Inflammation of the nose and catarrh Swelling over the face, because of Inflammed sinus. Recurrent sneezing and stuffed nose. Weakness, mild fever, headache, pain behind the eyes and nasal discharge. Action of Ingredients in Dr John J 33 Sinus Drops Hydrastis can: Thick, tenacious secretion from posterior nares to throat. Watery, excoriating discharge. Dull, pressing frontal pain, Myalgic pain in scalp and muscles of neck, Sinusitis, after coryza. Lemna minor 3x: Crusts and muco-purulent discharge very abundant. Post-nasal dropping. Kali bi: Tough, elastic plugs from nose; leave a raw surface. Inflammation extends to frontal sinuses, with distress and fullness at root of nose. Coryza, with obstruction of nose. Violent sneezing. Profuse, watery nasal discharge. Chronic inflammation of frontal sinus with stopped-up sensation. Luffa Operculata: Chronic rhinitis, with involvement of the sinuses. Nose obstructed, with frequent sneezing, cold with sinus, dryness of inner nose. Sinusitis with headache and watery discharge from the nose. Mercurius sulphuratus ruber: Pain about root, extending into bones on each side, relieves complaints of sinusitis. Dosage of Dr John J 33 Sinus Drops In acute conditions, 10 drops in some water every 1 to 2 hours In chronic conditions, take 10-15 drops 3 to 4 times daily or as directed by physician.

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Homeopathic products have several uses and should be taken on the basis of symptom similarity. Results may vary depending upon the conditions.