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sharon's avatar

I love this article . I want to share , my using of DMSO for a sinus wash . in all the pieces that I have read , I found no instructions or doses on sinus wash . So I had to try and see. I thought about this a lot , and thought that 1/2 teaspoon of DMSO 99% ,mixed in 16 oz of water , might be OK . no ! way to strong , it burned and stung , for 15-20 minutes , a few days later I tried 1/4 teaspoon 99% ,still to strong , it burned as bad as the 1/2 teaspoon , of rethinking this , I decided to try 50% DMSO 1/4 teaspoon , still it burned and stung . Then I went to 1/8 teaspoon in 16 oz. of water and it was bearable . and very cleansing . I have had a serious sinus infection since 2020 , I am allergic to antibiotics , so I stay away from big pHARMa . I use herbal antibiotics , and was using the sinus wash daily ,with the salt packets , it was relief but only for a few hours , before my head was full of mucus again . so I was looking to find a way with the DMSO . I have used it for years externally . the infection is mostly gone . I do use sterile filtered water with 1/8 teaspoon of DMSO ,50% .

Connie Walton's avatar

I just wish you could buy already made up eye drops with DMSO. I'm scared to try to make it myself. There's so many articles about DMSO but it just leaves you hanging on which ones you should get & directions.

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