There is dizziness from motion which often induces nausea. There have been several cases of Kali Bichromicum sinusitis interspersed with the Bryonia cases. Symptoms include headache both frontal and occipital, facial pain with extension to the upper teeth. The discharge, both nasal and posterior nasal is thick although the color varies from clear to white to yellow. There can also be a reflex cough from the thick post nasal drip.
Some patients feel better outdoors.
This year's flu season is shaping up to be mild. It seems that there are two major modes neither of which is the classic flu. As mentioned above I continue to see many Bryonia cases with more respiratory symptoms such as cough. The number of Kali Bichromicum cases is steadily increasing and going beyond sinusitis to bronchitis and even otitis. This generally presents without fever.