Just make the pain go away!

This time, I'm not complaining about someone, "The Pain".

It's actually about the sinus pain I keep getting in my face.

If I had a sinus infection, it surely hasn't fully cleared yet, and it's getting consistently more and more painful.

Since I'm trying to work and deal with this, I am going to get pretty close to taking too much Tylenol from DayQuil, or Sudafed wanna-be stuff, etc.

I cannot get this to go away!

I'm getting tired of drinking hot cocoa, tea, broth, etc, just to try and get some relief.

My damn throat feels like it's swelling up, and I cannot figure out WTF it is.

 Just took a dose of generic DayQuil stuff.

Now, I finally decided the pain is getting so bad, I'm falling back into my stash of pain killers.  I've got 3 or 4 left after the one I just took.

I'm supposed to see my doctor on Wednesday, and I'll ask if he can prescribe me another 20.  Since the last time he prescribed me 20 was August 4th.  About 3 months ago.

Usually if a doctor suspects one of his patients is an addict, they will come back every month or less for more of these pills.  These are actually the lowest dosage that are usually prescribed, and over a year ago, I was talking approximately 6 of those things a day.

Right now, I'm starting to get relief from this pain, but I don't know why this pain is even occurring!

It's definitely not a migraine.  Or else the pain wouldn't go away after treating it as a sinus/allergy problem.

Also, if it was a migraine, why wouldn't the migraine specific medications actually help? (Migrazone, Imitrex, Zomig, etc, etc.)

Well, I'm starting to feel better and breath better.

I spent interrupted time between typing and now, going through some Radio Frequency Interference tracking. (RFI)

Sounds like a local radio station is either doing it on accident or possibly a local (doctor, dentist, etc.) office is using some sort of wireless broadcasting system for their sound system.  The broadcast being used is bleeding into the 2 meter HAM radio band.

They're not supposed to bleed into our frequencies, which is why I'm supposing it's a local office, rather than the larger radio station in the next town.