Naso-Sympatico Therapy

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Naso-Sympatico Therapy is primarily beneficial to people who suffer from chronic sinus infections and/or sinus issues related to allergies.

The naso-sympatico formula is comprised of the essential oils of thyme, eucalyptus, peppermint, and lavender. The essential oils work as local decongestants. The volatile nature of the oils causes loosening of mucus, and promotes drainage of the nose and sinuses (may cause sneezing). The naso-sympatico technique helps promote nervous system control of mucus production. The essential oils are also antimicrobial, which helps fight off infectious organisms.

The basic protocol is to perform a series of sinus pressure techniques with lymph drainage and cranial manipulation. Next, the patient’s oralpharynx is painted with bitter orange (antimicrobial) oil. This is followed by inserting 6 nasal applicators that have been dipped into diluted essential oils into the nasal meatus. Once the nasal applicators are in place, a diathermy unit is placed over the sinuses and deep heat is delivered for 15 to 20 minutes. The patient focuses on breathing thru their nose, inhaling the essential oils deep into the sinuses. Six to eight treatments are generally recommended, initially on a weekly basis until the condition clears. Patients are recommended to follow up with the technique as needed.

If you are experiencing symptoms related to sinus infections or allergies, fill out the patient application and make an appointment with a Riordan Clinic doctor today.

Patient Testimonials

Before trying the naso-sympatico procedure, I was unaware of how natural essential oils could be used to clear the nasal passages. I appreciate that the Riordan Clinic offers this safe alternative option for seeking relief from aggravating sinus pressure.” -J. S.

After a few sinus treatments I no longer have a nagging headache and a runny nose.” -E. S.

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