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2018-06-08 05:09:59
I HAVE MAXILLARY SINUS I HAVE PAIN IN ONE SIDE FROM EYEBROWS EYES CHEEKS N EVEN IN TEETH ALSO .EVEN HEADACHE ..ITS COMES RARELY I USE TO TAKE STEAM ONCE NOW I STOPPED AND THAN I DIDNT SHOWED TO ANY DOCTOR YET .. DO THIS SINUS WILL GO ON THE OWN ALL THESE HEADCHE AND TOOTHACHE OR I HAVE TO TAKE TREATMENT FOR THIS .. DOES TREATMENT NEEDS A LONG TIME .. I HAVE SWOOLEN IN CHEEKS TOO ..DOES THIS SWOLLEN GOES OR NOT
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classic signs of maxillary sinusitis. get a CT done and accordingly go for treatment whether medical or surgical (FESS).
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continue steam inhalation get CT PNS done

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