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It burns a bit the first time you do it. But that pain gets easier with each flushing, which leads me to believe that the pain is a result of inflammation and
by aantix 6y ago
It burns a bit the first time you do it.
But that pain gets easier with each flushing, which leads me to believe that the pain is a result of inflammation and not because of some set of vulnerable nerves that I'm agitating.
It genuinely helps. Do it for a few days consistently and watch your sinus pain diminish long-term.
- joshspankit 6y agoThank you for circling back on this. It’s just stunning to me. I’m seriously considering trying it now.
- aantix 6y agoOne last thing, read this article about it: https://omaha.com/livewellnebraska/how-i-beat-my-sinusitis-by-snorting-baby-shampoo/article_f5086ea0-b9a6-5a9c-9fc3-f96090a4ac1e.html https://omaha.com/livewellnebraska/how-i-beat-my-sinusitis-b... "I didn't notice anything at first, but, gradually, my sinuses started popping, and mucus flowed down the back of my throat in big gushes. The baby shampoo broke through. I baby shampoo-ed my sinuses for a few more days, and now I feel better than I've felt in several years." I had a similar experience in the beginning with a sort of "pop" while I was rinsing in the shower. I thought I had broken something. But I don't remember experiencing any facial pain after the "pop". It was quite possible that it was the sound of the biofilm breaking down? I don't know. But I have not experienced it since, and I've done many baby shampoo flushes since then.