A solution to the problem.
Introduction to my symptoms.
I had severe pain: firstly at my top of my right jaw which made me think I had a toothache due to a cavity, the pain was then felt on my right cheekbone and my right eye. This was excruciating and never ending even after using antibiotics, pain killers and severe sinus medication. It would go a few times randomly but would stay for many hours continuously. My right eye was also twitching and was a bit lazy compared to the other one. The pain started 2 days ago a little after my allergies was raised and I was sneezing for an evening. Earlier today I saw blood in between mucus as I was clearing my nose.
The verdict.
I had a sinus infection, which was mainly in the maxillary sinusitis and it seemed it would go on forever. When I got up this morning the pain was gone for a few minutes before returning. I don't use too much dairy, cut out all alcohol and so I feel the main cause was due to smoke from fires I experienced earlier this week and Sahara dust in the air, which is abundant around this time in Trinidad :)
The natural cure.
I felt obligated to post this here after reading through all the comments about the same pain I was experiencing.
You will need (thumbs, and fingers, organic Apple cider vinegar, water a syringe {not mandatory }, and boiling water cayenne lime {optional})
Firstly look up videos on how to free up your sinus naturally; what worked best was to
Use the tip of my index finger and massage in circular motions from the middle of my eyebrow laterally towards my ear. (repeat about 4 times applying enough pressure)
Next move to the middle of the nose
I'm seeing it ended at nose, if that's the end reply to me here and I will put the rest. Sorry.
I didn't believe my doctor when he said 'sounds like a migraine'. I was convinced it was sinus related. But the more I read about it the more it makes sense.
I didn't believe my doctor when he said 'sounds like a migraine'. I was convinced it was sinus related. But the more I read about it the more it makes sense.