Cold Water Rinses Cause Sinus 'Cobblestone' Growths in Woman
A 64-year-old woman with chronic sinusitis developed benign bone growths in her sinuses, likely caused by years of cold-water sinus rinses, which were discovered during treatment for a bacterial infection. The growths, similar to 'surfer's ear,' did not require removal, and she was advised to avoid cold water to prevent further issues.