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It feels like i have popping candy up my nose especially at night when I'm lay down is this my sinuses draining? It drives me mad and keeps me awake for ages.
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Vimes kadylouise
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I experience those types of noises, sometimes I'm aware of them in my ears as well.
Popping candy is a good description.!
When I use my irrigation machine that sometimes sets them off.
Along with pressure and pain the pops are quite regular.
If I do notice then more at night I think that for me it is more to do with I'm more relaxed and it is quiet, thus I'm aware of them more.
Brunsonk14 kadylouise
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yep, i am having the exact same symptom right now. Feels a little strange and I've never experienced it before, but this is by far the worst sinus infection I've ever had too. Maybe it's a good sign that things are opening up more? The headache is just so so awful this time around. ugh
kadylouise
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does anyone experience pain in there teeth too? it comes in waves feels like a sharp pain and my teeth feel like they are throbbing but my cheek also feels tender
kadylouise
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does anyone experience pain in there teeth too? it comes in waves feels like a sharp pain and my teeth feel like they are throbbing but my cheek also feels tender
Vimes kadylouise
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Yes very much so. In the past I had two teeth removed by the dentist when it turns out the cause was my maxillary sinuses...!
kadylouise Vimes
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it feels like im putting tin foil on a filling that feeling??
Vimes kadylouise
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For me it was like that, which I blamed on my sensitive teeth, but then over time got a lot worse.
As mentioned I even had teeth removed, until much later when I found the issue was related to my maxillary sinuses.
kadylouise Vimes
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so you experienced the same feeling then??
Vimes kadylouise
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Initially yes, as I mentioned in my previous post. But later it was the constant pain that troubled me.
kadylouise Vimes
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i dont get the pain all the time mainly when ive eaten something but i do feel like there is pressure in my cheek