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I have soft-tissues in both the left and right maxillary sinuses. The CTBT report says that the left maxillary sinus is almost filled with soft tissues and the right maxillary sinus is filled less than 50% with soft tissues. 1. What to do ? 2. Is it must that I go through a surgery ? 3. Please guide.
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yeah. you would need a surgery msot likely, consult ent surgeon immediately
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