hi was wondering if any one could answer my question i went to doctors today about my sinus pain and headaches which iv had for quite awhile now wish i hadnt bothered alls he gave me was antibiotics im wondering if its ok to take the antiobiotics iv heard they can cause more harm than good and iv took them before for chronic pains and theve never worked before is there anythin else i can take for sinus pains and headaches i still have my amalgams in so not sure wat i can take but the pressure in my face and head are getting worse its really scaring me if any one has any suggestions i would b very greatful thanks.

You could try the antibiotics and see if they help, and if not or they make you feel worse, just stop them immediately.

Either way, if you're not already, make sure your diet is completely sugar free, yeast free and gluten free. Candida can cause headaches and sinus problems, especially in mercury toxic people.

It could be caused by mercury too, or even root canal toxicity or cavitation toxicity. Regardless, diet is crucial.

You have every right to try the antibiotics in hopes it might help if it can wipe out a possible infection caused by something other than the things I mentioned. But if mercury or the other stuff is causing it, then they may not help, and coudl make you feel worse (but just go off them if that happens).

Sorry I'm not much help. I have had problems myself with pressure headaches etc and did find the candida diet to help that immensely and probably saved my life. Things like sugar and wheat are some of the worst things a mercury toxic person can consume.

hi sorry, I read your post thoroughly again and you've already tried antibiotics. Then it's probably not worth trying them again. They can wipe out good bacteria as well as bad and can make a person worse in some cases.

all I can think of is diet to help you if you're not doing it already. But I hope you can get your amalgams out as soon as you can (safely).

Don't know if grapefruit seed extract might help you? But it's very powerful stuff, even though it's natural. It can really wipe out some bad bacteria (doesn't wipe out any good), viruses and candida. But again, I do not know if it woudl help you or not, but it might be worth a try (even on a low dose to start).

I wonder if this is a swelling-based pain. If so, you could try Parsley.