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Sinus infection
I have sinus issues since years. I was in cold temperatures for 10 days and after coming I fell sick. I had symptoms like cheek pain, tonsil pain, mild headache, weakness, green snot and cough. I went to a general physician and now I'm on antibiotics since 3 days. The symptoms have reduced by 50% but they are still there. I still have green snot and cough, no runny nose. My cheeks are also paining and I feel weakness. Usually my cold goes away in 3 4 days. But this time I have green mucus since 6 days. Should I do any tests or wait till my 5 day antibiotics course is completed?
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Ct pns
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And Flomist f nasal spray
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Continue course for 5 days and
Kept on-steroid fr 5 days
Tab prednisolone 30 mg bd for 5 days
Tab odimont fx 1 night mei
Steam inhalation bd
Flomist nasal spray 2 puff bd
Then go for ct scan
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Dr. Bapu Kishanrao Thagnar
ENT/ Otorhinolaryngologist
22 yrs exp
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Please do CT PNS
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