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SCIENTIFIC SCORE
Likely Very Effective
Based on 2 Researches
9.5
USERS' SCORE
Good
Based on 1 Review
8.5
Supplement Facts
Serving Size: 1 Capsule
Amount Per Serving
%DV
MethylSulfonylMethane (MSM)
1,000 mg
†
Top Medical Research Studies
9.5
Maxillary sinus mucocele insights
Maxillary sinus mucocele: predisposing factors, clinical presentations, and treatment.
Moderate relevance to treatment research
We aimed to understand how maxillary sinus mucocele (MSM) influences sinusitis and what treatment options are most effective. Our study observed 36 patients diagnosed with MSM through computed tomography. We looked at their medical histories, symptoms, and surgical treatments, all while following them for at least three years after their procedures.
Our findings revealed that several factors could predispose individuals to MSM, such as chronic sinusitis, past surgeries, allergic rhinitis, and nasal injuries. Interestingly, for about 56% of the patients, we couldn’t identify a clear cause for their condition. The symptoms noted by patients included unilateral cheek pain, swelling, nasal blockages, and even proptosis, which all relate back to the pressure and expansion of the mucocele.
We found that the trans-nasal endoscopic approach for treating MSM, specifically through marsupialization, was both effective and safe. During treatment, patients with more extensive mucoceles required additional steps to ensure the instruments could be properly introduced. Fortunately, each patient reported a complete resolution of their symptoms, and none needed additional surgeries afterward.
Our findings revealed that several factors could predispose individuals to MSM, such as chronic sinusitis, past surgeries, allergic rhinitis, and nasal injuries. Interestingly, for about 56% of the patients, we couldn’t identify a clear cause for their condition. The symptoms noted by patients included unilateral cheek pain, swelling, nasal blockages, and even proptosis, which all relate back to the pressure and expansion of the mucocele.
We found that the trans-nasal endoscopic approach for treating MSM, specifically through marsupialization, was both effective and safe. During treatment, patients with more extensive mucoceles required additional steps to ensure the instruments could be properly introduced. Fortunately, each patient reported a complete resolution of their symptoms, and none needed additional surgeries afterward.
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9.5
Maxillary sinus mucocele insights
Maxillary sinus mucocele: predisposing factors, clinical presentations, and treatment.
Moderate relevance to treatment research
We aimed to understand how maxillary sinus mucocele (MSM) influences sinusitis and what treatment options are most effective. Our study observed 36 patients diagnosed with MSM through computed tomography. We looked at their medical histories, symptoms, and surgical treatments, all while following them for at least three years after their procedures.
Our findings revealed that several factors could predispose individuals to MSM, such as chronic sinusitis, past surgeries, allergic rhinitis, and nasal injuries. Interestingly, for about 56% of the patients, we couldn’t identify a clear cause for their condition. The symptoms noted by patients included unilateral cheek pain, swelling, nasal blockages, and even proptosis, which all relate back to the pressure and expansion of the mucocele.
We found that the trans-nasal endoscopic approach for treating MSM, specifically through marsupialization, was both effective and safe. During treatment, patients with more extensive mucoceles required additional steps to ensure the instruments could be properly introduced. Fortunately, each patient reported a complete resolution of their symptoms, and none needed additional surgeries afterward.
Our findings revealed that several factors could predispose individuals to MSM, such as chronic sinusitis, past surgeries, allergic rhinitis, and nasal injuries. Interestingly, for about 56% of the patients, we couldn’t identify a clear cause for their condition. The symptoms noted by patients included unilateral cheek pain, swelling, nasal blockages, and even proptosis, which all relate back to the pressure and expansion of the mucocele.
We found that the trans-nasal endoscopic approach for treating MSM, specifically through marsupialization, was both effective and safe. During treatment, patients with more extensive mucoceles required additional steps to ensure the instruments could be properly introduced. Fortunately, each patient reported a complete resolution of their symptoms, and none needed additional surgeries afterward.
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Most Useful Reviews
8
Allergies improved significantly
This is essential! As someone who suffers from sulphur deficiency, these supplements have been a blessing. They've significantly reduced my allergic reactions, skin issues, and sinusitis. I've been taking them for over a year at a dose of 6000mg daily, and my family noticed major improvements in my health; they have started taking them and are experiencing even better results.
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Medical Researches
SCIENTIFIC SCORE
Likely Very Effective
Based on 2 Researches
9.5
- All Researches
9.5
Maxillary sinus mucocele insights
Maxillary sinus mucocele: predisposing factors, clinical presentations, and treatment.
Moderate relevance to treatment research
We aimed to understand how maxillary sinus mucocele (MSM) influences sinusitis and what treatment options are most effective. Our study observed 36 patients diagnosed with MSM through computed tomography. We looked at their medical histories, symptoms, and surgical treatments, all while following them for at least three years after their procedures.
Our findings revealed that several factors could predispose individuals to MSM, such as chronic sinusitis, past surgeries, allergic rhinitis, and nasal injuries. Interestingly, for about 56% of the patients, we couldn’t identify a clear cause for their condition. The symptoms noted by patients included unilateral cheek pain, swelling, nasal blockages, and even proptosis, which all relate back to the pressure and expansion of the mucocele.
We found that the trans-nasal endoscopic approach for treating MSM, specifically through marsupialization, was both effective and safe. During treatment, patients with more extensive mucoceles required additional steps to ensure the instruments could be properly introduced. Fortunately, each patient reported a complete resolution of their symptoms, and none needed additional surgeries afterward.
Our findings revealed that several factors could predispose individuals to MSM, such as chronic sinusitis, past surgeries, allergic rhinitis, and nasal injuries. Interestingly, for about 56% of the patients, we couldn’t identify a clear cause for their condition. The symptoms noted by patients included unilateral cheek pain, swelling, nasal blockages, and even proptosis, which all relate back to the pressure and expansion of the mucocele.
We found that the trans-nasal endoscopic approach for treating MSM, specifically through marsupialization, was both effective and safe. During treatment, patients with more extensive mucoceles required additional steps to ensure the instruments could be properly introduced. Fortunately, each patient reported a complete resolution of their symptoms, and none needed additional surgeries afterward.
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9.5
Maxillary sinus mucocele insights
Maxillary sinus mucocele: predisposing factors, clinical presentations, and treatment.
Moderate relevance to treatment research
We aimed to understand how maxillary sinus mucocele (MSM) influences sinusitis and what treatment options are most effective. Our study observed 36 patients diagnosed with MSM through computed tomography. We looked at their medical histories, symptoms, and surgical treatments, all while following them for at least three years after their procedures.
Our findings revealed that several factors could predispose individuals to MSM, such as chronic sinusitis, past surgeries, allergic rhinitis, and nasal injuries. Interestingly, for about 56% of the patients, we couldn’t identify a clear cause for their condition. The symptoms noted by patients included unilateral cheek pain, swelling, nasal blockages, and even proptosis, which all relate back to the pressure and expansion of the mucocele.
We found that the trans-nasal endoscopic approach for treating MSM, specifically through marsupialization, was both effective and safe. During treatment, patients with more extensive mucoceles required additional steps to ensure the instruments could be properly introduced. Fortunately, each patient reported a complete resolution of their symptoms, and none needed additional surgeries afterward.
Our findings revealed that several factors could predispose individuals to MSM, such as chronic sinusitis, past surgeries, allergic rhinitis, and nasal injuries. Interestingly, for about 56% of the patients, we couldn’t identify a clear cause for their condition. The symptoms noted by patients included unilateral cheek pain, swelling, nasal blockages, and even proptosis, which all relate back to the pressure and expansion of the mucocele.
We found that the trans-nasal endoscopic approach for treating MSM, specifically through marsupialization, was both effective and safe. During treatment, patients with more extensive mucoceles required additional steps to ensure the instruments could be properly introduced. Fortunately, each patient reported a complete resolution of their symptoms, and none needed additional surgeries afterward.
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User Reviews
USERS' SCORE
Good
Based on 1 Review
8.5
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- Negative Reviews
8
Allergies improved significantly
This is essential! As someone who suffers from sulphur deficiency, these supplements have been a blessing. They've significantly reduced my allergic reactions, skin issues, and sinusitis. I've been taking them for over a year at a dose of 6000mg daily, and my family noticed major improvements in my health; they have started taking them and are experiencing even better results.
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