Sinusitis 03591...Indonesia
A 25-year-old female experienced recurrent bouts of sinusitis with runny nose, swollen cheeks and terrible headaches for the past nine years. Each attack lasted four to five days, recurring at least four times a month. She was prescribed a steroid nasal spray and a painkiller. These were very helpful but the relief was temporary. So she decided to go for vibrionics treatment. On 10 Jan 2020, she was given:
CC9.2 Infections acute + CC19.2 Respiratory allergies + CC19.5 Sinusitis… every 10 min for one hour, to be repeated for another hour if needed, thereafter 6TD
By 13 Jan, her symptoms had improved by 30% and she was advised to reduce the dosage to TDS. She was now taking the painkiller only once a day and chose not to use the nasal spray. In another four days, the runny nose and swelling in the cheeks were gone but she still had a mild headache, which she was able to bear without taking the painkiller. By 20 Feb, the patient reported a 90% improvement and said that she had experienced only one minor sinus attack that month.
As she had no further attack in the next eight months, on 25 Oct, the dosage was gradually tapered down to OW. As of Sept 2022, the patient still continues at the maintenance dosage of OW and has not reported any sinus-related issues.