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Bilateral maxillary polyps in sinus area

2017-07-04 10:17:12
Excessive running nose since last 2-3 years i consult to doctor they said its sinus and nothing to worry but i didnt find any solution and problem starts get increasing i consult again to doctor and went through CTscan PNS . Impression was B/L maxillary polyps now by face (cheeks area) is paining alot is operation required?
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Operation may or may not be required but regular medication for few days is must

Answered2017-07-04 15:39:45

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