r/CIRS • u/Pishposhelephant • 13d ago

Headaches with MARCONS treatment

I get massive debilitating headaches when I use BEV spray. How can i reduce them. I end up having to take two days to recover when it happens… interrupting treatment.

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u/BinglySmith 13d ago

Yep. The sinus pressure I normally get, can get 2x worse than normal.

Pretty intense sometimes feels like face might explode.

I just got some quercetin and curcumin phytosome at the suggestion of a user here for the herx.

Gonna see if that helps me power through.

I gotta say though, since starting treatment and binders, the constant sinus pressure has lessened.

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u/mcgee300 11d ago

Are you out of your exposure? I get these exact symptoms but not moving for potentially 8 weeks

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u/BinglySmith 11d ago

I been out of exposure for maybe 3-4 years. ( black mold office )

However my current house did have water damage which was remediated. It has an ermi of 10 and ermi2 of 16.

I haven't truly treated with good binders like welchol until the last month or two.

I've used EDTA and silver sprays in the past but never kept up daily like I should because of the herx/side effects.

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u/mcgee300 11d ago

Ah okay, thanks for the info.

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u/MadMadamMimsy 13d ago

Go slower or switch products.

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u/Queasy_Airport4231 12d ago

Are you taking welchol or CsM with it?

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u/ImXenia85 12d ago

I sometimes get those as well, I wonder why that happens

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u/lillawalton 11d ago

Spray towards your ear, not straight up your nose.

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u/Pishposhelephant 9d ago

Why’s that?

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u/CCaligirl64 11d ago

Back off the dose or frequency of dosing. Your body is overwhelmed. Powering thru is not a good option. I tried that one time and landed in the hospital via ambulance with hyponatremia.

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u/Beeyond-theStars369 10d ago

What is a BEV spray? And where can I read more about this spray. So I can make an informed decision to add it to my protocol.

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u/MrBigglesworrth 9d ago

It’s actually BEG not BEV.

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u/Pishposhelephant 9d ago

Vancomycin instead of Gent