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Dr. Lee has an innovative, non - surgical treatment that decongests your nose and ears. She has
25 years of experience in treating nasal problems and her method (LWM) is considered the most
innovative and effective way to treat rhinitis and sinusitis without getting a surgery. It is a fundamental therapy that recovers the original state of your sinuses.

An innovative, non - surgical treatment that decongests your nose and ears!

It is a saga that contains 25 years of experience in treating sinus and rhinitis by OMD Lee Woo Jeong! It is Condisered an innovative treatment in the circle of oriental medicine.

 

You can treat the nose (sinusitis, rhinitis, snoring, sleep apnea etc)

by a pricking your noce therapy.

 

Just by acupunture without getting a surgery, it helps you recover the original state of the nose.

 

 

About the Book 

Sinus school deals with a comprehensive range of topics including: obstinate nature of nasal disorders, reasons for avoiding surgical treatment, the need and method of acupuncture therapy. The author, Dr. Woo Jeong, Lee (OMD), who has been dealing with nasal disorders for 25 years shares her own LWM Method she applied to her patients in order to treat ENT problems.

 

In this book, she points out that you do not need to receive surgical treatment to cure nasal problems such as sinusitis, rhinitis or snoring. The most critical reason to avoid surgery is the permanent loss of the unique functions carried out by the nasal cavity and paranasal sinuses. Surgical exeresis of the affected membranes results in permanent discard of the functional layer of the nasal mucosa.

On the contrary, her acupuncture therapy in the nasal mucosa is an innovative treatment that not only reduces the swelling to clear the nose but it also revitalizes the membranes to stand against sinus colds. Needle-pricking therapy on the nasal mucosa can successfully treat nasal congestion caused by rhinitis and facilitates the recovery process without having a prolonged course of medicines.

 

Moreover, it reduces the risk of developing chronic rhinitis, by substantially reducing the swelling in the nasal mucosa. Besides, this book particularly arouses readers’ purchasing need, especially those who suffer from nasal problems in that the book introduces self-care remedies that you can practice at home using a suction device or by doing salt-water cleansing. According to Dr. Lee many diseases such as dry eye syndrome, otitis media, Meniere’s syndrome, headaches, the pituitary gland and sphenoid sinus, snoring and restless legs syndrome have often a lot to do with sinus disorders. Rich and specific treatment examples and clinical experiences included in the book will give you professional guidance in dealing with patients in the oriental medical field.

 

for purchasing the book: www. amazon.com and search the sinus school (Lee Woo Jeong)

Dry Eyes: Causes & Symptoms How to Relieve Dry Eyes @ Home

 

Dry eyes are actually ENT disorder, Not an opthalmologic disorder

 

Causes of Dry Eyes

DES is a condition caused by a lack of moisture on the surface of the eye. The cause of the dryness is the heat that dissipates moisture from the eye. The heat evaporates the tear that lubricates the oscular surface. When there are not enough tears, the eye becomes dry and cause redness and feeling gritty. In worsened state, the eyestrain becomes constant whether the eyes are opened or closed. Sleep may bring temporary relief to the condition, but the eye fatigue returns soon. 

 

 

 

 

Treatment for Dry Eyes

 

The number of patients who suffer from DES is rapidly growing. Several decades ago, when I was in college, the name DES was even unheard of, showing how rare this condition was. But in recent years, people who had no previous visits to an eye doctor, seeking medical help for DES.

 

As mentioned previously, DES is not an opthalmologic disorder, but an ENT disorder. While the growth of rhinitis and sinusitis make a steep angled increase lately, the growth of DES patients represents similar trend. The sales of artificial tears have risen sharply, depicting the increase in the number of DES patizzaents.

 

One thing I repeatedly learn from treating DES is that we are all victims of air pollution. Our reluctant generation has lost the privilege of enjoying the clean, fresh air. It is truly saddening to watch well treated patients can succumb to air pollution; air pollution can wear out the nose, and in turn, it undermines the function of the nasal cavity and paranasal sinuses.

 

DES was named, because people thought the problem was caused by lack of tears that keeps the cornea moist. But the treatment has been centered around treating the dried cornea. To say differently, DES is a disorder caused by lack of sufficient airflow in the paranasal sinuses that cools the heat in the cornea. Subsequently, the untreated heat dries up the tears and strains the surrounding muscles, causing the entire eye to be tired.

 

 

 

 OMD LEE, CEO of Cosoom Networks: 25 years of experience in ENT problems

 

 

Hot Packs or Cold Packs?

 

Some DES patients apply hot packs on their eyes to increase the blood flow in the region,

 but this must be discouraged !

 

The tiredness in the eyes is caused by the heat.

 

For the sake of the eyes, heat must not be used to treat the eyes. The heat that circulating blood can carry away is much smaller than the amount of heat applied by a hot pack, bringing no benefit to the eyes at the end. Staying long in a sauna not only fails to offer help, but it aggravates the condition.

 

Applying a cold-pack, therefore, is much more preferable. The heat has been captured in the eyes for a prolonged period, which is a condition induced by blocked sinuses. One of the best self-remedies to cool off the heat is applying a cold-pack. 

 

How to Apply a Cold Pack  

 

Here is how to apply a cold-pack. Since the heated eye is very sensitive, one of the post cool-pack treatments may include intensified eyestrain. It is recommendable to use a cold-wet towel at first. Leave it just long enough to feel it cool. Repeat the application for a short while. After using it for several days, you can move up a level by using a bag of ice. Wrap the bag of ice with a towel, so its chill does not come in direct contact with the eyes. Leave it on for 3 minutes and rest for 1 minute. A medical grade ice-pack should be an ideal option that keeps it cold longer. It can easily cool off the heat in the eyes as often as you desire.

 

However, the key in treating DES is securing the empty space in the paranasal sinuses.

 

Everyweekend, at the Cosoom networks provide OMDs and Doctors with an training program specialized for ENT disorders. If you are interested in the program, you can visit the headquarter of Cosoom Networks or you can buy the book, a saga of 25 years of experience in ENT disorders.

contact me at entnosurgery@gmail.com or please visit

my facebook:https://www.facebook.com/dooibian

 

You can purchase on www.amazon.com and search for "the sinus school"

 

 

 

If you are seriously interested in treating ENT problems through Korean medicine, basically with acupuncture, you can call me on the phone or visit me at the headquarter center in Goheung, South Korea.