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Topic: can babesia affect your sinuses?

Larkspur
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I am treating babesia right now and was wondering if anyone knew if sinus issues were a babesia symptom.

My one eye is really bothering me and I can't wear my contacts (uncomfortable and blurry vision) but I can see mutch better with glasses. I am wondering if it could be from my sinuses being clogged on one side - that's what it feels like. I can breathe, but I have pressure in the sinus areaon the one side.
Thanks [Smile]

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Geneal
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I always had huge sinus issues until treating Lyme.

However, yeast overgrowth can make me feel really stuffy too.

Hugs,

Geneal

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pryorka
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babesia shouldn't really, but lyme, mercury, and candida all definilely can. Mine feel so congested so I know what you mean.

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Larkspur
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Interesting - thanks for the responses

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sixgoofykids
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Have you tried a Neti Pot?

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Larkspur
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I have used a neti pot like device in the past and it never seemd to help, but maybe I will see if I can find it.

I want to wear my contacts! Thanks six - I didn't think of that!

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