Why is my mucus always green?

2022-07-09 05:38:26
It's been a year since I got nasal surgery for septum deviation, polyps and sinus. Why is my mucus always green? I have completed several courses of antibiotics, and the mucus is still green. How do I get rid of this? My lifestyle is mostly sedentary, always in front of laptop. Mildly obese.
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You need to go for A Radiological examination -CT PNS  and A clinical examination - Diagnostic Nasal Endoscopy. plus your Mucus needs to be cultured and depending on culture reports we can start you on sensitive antibiotics.(as you are mentioning it to be green)
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CT PNS Diagnostic Nasal Endoscopy CULTURE SENSITIVITY REPORTS FROM NASAL DISCHARGE to Start reports based sensitive antibiotics Regular Alkaline Nasal Washes
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The very purpose of sinus surgery is to facilitate ventilation and drainage of sinuses, So if you are concerned with excessive mucus being produced or drained pls don't worry- it's normal post sinus surgery. Pls do regular nasal washes, you will be good. PS- Follow above advice as you are concerned with green mucus being produced, which Can Be because of infection. (*can be).

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May be you are again suffering from Sinusitis. Plan CT scan of PNS
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Antibiotic Antiallergic Alkaline nasal douching

Answered2022-07-09 09:38:54

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you will require check nasal endoscopy to confirm diagnosis.

Answered2022-07-09 06:43:41

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