it could be your lungs or sinus. regardless, the source of your problem is your digestion and large intestines. yes, your sinus and lungs are connected to your large intestines. amazing right? you may not believe it, but it all up to you. how do i know? it's by listening to dr. bob marshall (see healthline.net). they have a radio program (see their website for radio station and time of broadcast in your area).

just like me, you may going back and forth to different doctor (md's, ent's, allergists, immunulogists) for long time and they won't be able to solve your problem PERMANENTLY, except controlling your sysmptoms.

improve your digestion and your problems will go away. call and consult with them

i think that this may be a sinus problem. If nothing is coming up on the scans and test then it may just be chronic sinus blockage. Your nose may not feel stuffy and blocked because it is not your nose that is blocked but your sinus cavities (air spaces inside your head connected to your nose). Sometimes when our sinuses are blocked the mucous trapped inside becomes stagnant, this causes it to become hard, thick and sometimes infected. When this mucus finally gets loose, it has no real way of escape accept down the back of your throat. this then causes your throat and chest to become infected because you swallow the mucous unconciously. You may then experience symptoms such as coughing (especially when the mucous sticks to your throat), wheezing and whisling (if mucous clogs up your windpipe).

Nasal rinses work quite effectively for temporary relief of blockages. If you this 2 to 3 times daily the thick mucous inside your sinuses should loosen up and drain.

You could also try inhaling steam to really loosen up any dry, thick, persistant mucous.

Remember not to eat or drink too many dairy products as they thicken your mucous and drinking lots of water and eating healthy is a must for any persin

Hope this helps and good luck.

Health wishes

Mellisa (SinusHelp)