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Sinus for more than 15 days
My daughter is having sinus for more than 15 days. We have to give her antibiotic 2 times in last 15 days due to her sinus.
Antibiotic period -9-aug to 13-aug and 24-aug to 28-aug
Due to sinus and infection she was having fever for more than 2 days before starting of these antibiotic and hence doctor recommended antibiotic. Still she is having sinus. We have given maxtra- 5 days , allegra-5 days and now alerid- 5 days.
Is there any strong medicine and precautionary medicine we can start to stop her sinus
Every time we went for doctor visit her chest was clear
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You have to first confirm whether it is sinus infection or some other infection or it is a allergy. It would be advisable to remain in contact with your doctor and also you can go for sinus x-ray to confirm whether it is Sinusitis or not. 15 days is good enough to decrease any type of Sinusitis infection. Your doctor will revaluate whether there is need of any change in antibiotics or whether it is an allergy.
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Dr. Bhatt Vivek Prafulchandra
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4 yrs exp
Rajkot
Please visit to Pediatrician physically...
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Dr. Gaurav Agrawal
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Jaipur
Please consult with Pediatrician for further detailed discussion
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