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Anyone here use Mucinex D for the pain around the eye and sensitive to the light? i already tried the steam in the shower
Sinus Pain?
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I've never used Mucinex, but I'm pretty sure that nostril thing that looks like a tea pot works pretty well.
- Mar 20, 2004
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i think your talking about the Neti Pot
- Feb 6, 2001
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I tried it and it worked o.k., I had better results w/ Advil Sinus though.
- Mar 20, 2004
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what about Sudafed PE
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Sinus pain+ sensitivity to light?
I think you have a migraine fam. How often do you get these?
If its mild, you should look into taking some Ecedrin Migraine, Advil, Tylenol, OTC pain-reliever stuff. If it continues to occur or gets worse, look to your doctor for some Imitrex.
I think you have a migraine fam. How often do you get these?
If its mild, you should look into taking some Ecedrin Migraine, Advil, Tylenol, OTC pain-reliever stuff. If it continues to occur or gets worse, look to your doctor for some Imitrex.
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i just got a little sensitve to the light, but before this happened i sort of had a congestion
usually i will get this if i have too much chocolate and caffeine
usually i will get this if i have too much chocolate and caffeine
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It's probably a migraine, too much caffeine can trigger a migraine (but it also helps to relieve migraine and headache pain), just depends.
Lay off the caffeine for a bit and see if you still get the light sensitivity and pain around the eye. The congestion could be unrelated, take a decongestant, drink plenty of fluids, and see if it clears up.
I had some awful migraines recently, couldn't open my eyes or even get out of bed (and had eye pain in addition to extreme sensitivity), then I bought the generic/store-brand Excedrin Extra Strength Migraine/Headache and that worked like a charm.
Lay off the caffeine for a bit and see if you still get the light sensitivity and pain around the eye. The congestion could be unrelated, take a decongestant, drink plenty of fluids, and see if it clears up.
I had some awful migraines recently, couldn't open my eyes or even get out of bed (and had eye pain in addition to extreme sensitivity), then I bought the generic/store-brand Excedrin Extra Strength Migraine/Headache and that worked like a charm.
- Sep 16, 2005
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Yeah chocolate and caffeine are well-known precipitates for causing acute migraines
Like I said, try out some of the simple otc NSAIDS.
Like I said, try out some of the simple otc NSAIDS.
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i took a Sudafed
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Sinus?..
Migrane?..
& You're Good To Go.
Sinus?..
Migrane?..
& You're Good To Go.
- Jan 13, 2003
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Funny because I've heard chocolate is good for headaches too...
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whats the difference between sinus and Migraine? arent they the same?
i also forgot to menition i feel light headed when getting up from the bed
i also forgot to menition i feel light headed when getting up from the bed
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i was treated for sinus infection and migrain i was given Azithromycin and Propranolol
