Body and Health

treating sinus infections naturally

Sinusitis is the medical term for a Sinusitis infection is a serious disease., which is air-filled cavities located in the head cavities around the nose.

There are several types of sinuses, namely:
- The frontal sinus is located in the forehead
- Sinus maksilaris located within the cheek bones
- Sinus etmoid located behind the nose in the corner of the eye
- Sinus sfenoid sinuses located behind etmoid

Each sinus is connected with a nose for the exchange of air and secretions (snot). Nose and sinuses are lined with mucous membrane contact with each other.

Sinus infection or inflammation is commonly seen as a continuation of nasal infection. Every state in the nose that blocks the flow of fluid out the nose tends to cause infection of the sinuses. Like a viral infection, bacteria or foreign substances cause allergies can cause swelling of mucous membranes of the nose and the same thing also happened in the sinuses, so shut the relationship between sinus and nose.

Healthy sinuses contain air, in addition to the secretion of mucus membranes. If the flow into the nose is blocked and accumulate secretory with air trapped in the sinuses and sinus pressure bony wall, causing pain.

Sinusitis may occur in acute, subacute, chronic, allergies or hiperplastiks. Symptoms of sinusitis vary depending on the type of infection. Symptoms generally in the form of nasal congestion and runny nose fluid from the back of the nose which dripped into the upper esophagus. In the main symptoms of sinus allergies are sneezing, delayed discharge, nasal burning and itching. Allergy sinus infections associated with allergic rhinitis (catarrh).

In acute sinus infection in addition to its main symptom is nasal congestion runny nose followed after 24 – 48 hours and finally accompanied by nasal discharge pus. Other symptoms of body pain, sore throat and headache. In sub-acute sinus infection symptoms of nasal congestion, bad on the face, fatigue, and nasal discharge with pus, which ends more than 3 weeks after the acute infection is over. Chronic sinus infection symptoms similar to acute sinus infection, unless the chronic infection can cause discharge from the nose constantly and with pus. In hyperplastic sinus infection causes chronic nasal congestion and headaches.

Pain in the sinuses also depends on the location of a sick sinus. Pain in the forehead is typical symptoms of frontal sinusitis. Pain in the upper jaw and teeth are maksilaris Symptoms of sinusitis. Etmoid sinus infections cause pain between the eyes, pain when touched the edge of the nose, nasal congestion and can not smell. Other symptoms of sinusitis is the breath smells

Sinusitis is usually caused by viral or bacterial infections, and allergies prolonged. Inhaled allergens such as dust, mold spores, animal fur, pollen flowers, and others cause allergic reactions and swelling that can affect the incidence of sinusitis attack.

Although sinusitis can not be prevented but that does not become chronic sinusitis, and viral and bacterial infections should be avoided by increasing the body resistance as rest and adequate nutrition and regular exercise. Avoid allergens as well as dust, cigarette smoke and other pollutants as well as drugs and certain foods can cause allergies. Alergennya types must be known so that subsequent reactions can be avoided or reduced. Diving and swimming should also be avoided because the water can get into the sinuses, causing blockage or infection.

Treatment aims to relieve sinus congestion, nasal sinus drain fluid and remove the infection and pain. Medicinal plants that can be used to help overcome the effects of sinusitis has among others as anti-inflammatory or anti-infection, eliminate pain, reduce the mucus blockage and respiratory launch. Here are some herbs that can be used:

1.SAMBILOTO (Andrographis paniculata)
Effects: anti-inflammatory, anti-infection, relieve pain (analgesic)
How to use: 9-15 grams of dried sambiloto boiled, drinking water. For external use only crushed and water was dropped into the nose.

2.LIDAH CROCODILE (Aloe vera)
Effects: anti-inflammatory, pain.
How to use: leaves, peeled, boiled, drunk. For external use on the nose dripped.

3.JAHE (Zingiber officinale)
Effect: spicy, warm, paving the respiratory tract (to reduce mucus blockage), anti-inflammatory.

4.SAMBUNG NYAWA (Gynura procumbens Back.)
Effects: anti-inflammatory, circulation

WHITE 5.BAWANG (Allium sativum)
Effect: antibiotics, stimulates the immune system, circulation.

6.KUNYIT (Curcuma longa L.)
Effect: remove blockages, antibacterial and anti-inflammatory.

7.SEREH (Andropogon citratus)
Effect: meridian circulation and blood, anti-inflammatory, relieving pain.

8.KRISAN (Chrysanthemum morifolium Ram.)
Effects: fever, antibiotics, anti-inflammatory, lowers blood pressure and cleanse the blood

Here are some herbal recipes that can be used to help cope with sinusitis:

Use of Outer:
Recipes 1.
Sambiloto fresh leaves washed and crushed, and filtered water is then dropped into the nostrils as much as 3 drops. Do it 2-3 times a day on a regular basis.

Recipes 2.
Aloe vera leaves just enough in his skin peeled and the juice. Put aloe vera juice into the nostrils as much as 2 drops. Do it 2-3 times a day on a regular basis.

Usage in:
Recipes 1.
Sambiloto 10-15 grams + 20 grams of dried turmeric + ginger + 20 grams 90 grams of aloe vera leaf (peeled) boiled with 600 cc of water until the remaining 200 cc, filtered, the water was drunk.

Recipes 2.
Centella asiatica 15 grams 15 grams dry + dry + 7-10 Physalis angulata leaves continued life + 10 grams of dried chrysanthemum flowers, boiled with 600 cc to 200 cc left, filtered, the water was drunk.

Note:
select a recipe and do 2 times a day on a regular basis. Pulp can be repeated for the 1st time boiling again.
Use a soil pot, enamel pot or glass pot for boiling, do not use metal pans.
For serious complaints still consult a doctor.

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