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Amanda posted a pic of her swimming in a pool about 5 minutes ago.
According to Google (and when is Google ever wrong?)....
"Chlorine, however, is an even more common cause for post-swim sinus problems. The chlorine in pools can cause inflammation in the lining of the sinuses—sinusitis—as well as inflammation in the lining of the nasal passages—rhinitis."
Surely a doctor would have told her to avoid pools. And if she really had sinusitis, surely she would notice a worsening of symptoms!
So is this proof that she was lying?
I believe so!
Amanda posted a pic of her swimming in a pool about 5 minutes ago.
According to Google (and when is Google ever wrong?)....
"Chlorine, however, is an even more common cause for post-swim sinus problems. The chlorine in pools can cause inflammation in the lining of the sinuses—sinusitis—as well as inflammation in the lining of the nasal passages—rhinitis."
Surely a doctor would have told her to avoid pools. And if she really had sinusitis, surely she would notice a worsening of symptoms!
So is this proof that she was lying?
I believe so!