Question 1

what does mild polypoid mucosal thickening in the inferior lateral right maxillary sinus mean?

Accepted Answer

Not much!: Unless you have some symptoms due to this sinus change(nasal discharge or sinus problems(Why did you get the sinus checked...tell the complete story), it can be ignored. If you are still concerned it can be rechecked in 3-6 months again but only if you have some symptoms pointing to your Nasal/paranasal  sinuses

Question 2

what is extensive opacification of the left sphenoid sinus and polypoid mucosial thickening in maxialary sinuses bilateraly?

Accepted Answer

Sinus infection: These indicate chronic and repeated sinus infections and should be evaluated by an ENT surgeon.  Chronic infections in sinuses can lead to bacteria entering the brain as can infections in upper molars.  This can result in brain abscesses and empyemas (very serious.).

Question 3

mild polypoid mucosal thickening of the anterior right maxillary sinus wall, 0.8 cm found on head mri, asymptomatic. should i worry (unilateral polyp?

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Not worth worrying: Mild changes on X-rays usually means doubtful change. This implies that you Do not need to do anything until or unless you develop some symptoms related to your affected body part(Sinus in your case). Simply ignore it as a 'nothing of concern'right now.

Question 4

what is chronic sinus disease?

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Duration: Chronic sinusitis is sinus inflammation, infection, or disease lasting for longer than 90 days. Disease is vague, but usually we refer to inflammation or infection of the sinuses.

Question 5

what exactly is maxillary sinus disease?

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Inflammation: Of the maxillary sinuses, which are on either side of your nose and above your upper teeth.  These sinuses have openings to your nose to allow drainage.  The most common problem with maxillary sinuses is port drainage and chronic inflammation.

Question 6

what is sinus disease?

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Dx of the sinuses: Not to be facetious, but the term simply means some disease involving the sinuses.  Most commonly it refers to inflammation of the sinuses or "sinusitis" which can be viral or bacterial, and acute or chronic.  Chronic sinus disease may require long term antibiotic therapy and/or surgery.

Question 7

how can i remove sinus disease?

Accepted Answer

Sinus problems: Best to be evaluated by your doctor to diagnose your sinus problem and get treatment. If it is caused by allergies, finding and removing the source of allergen (what you are allergic to) is very important.

Question 8

what does " sinus disease" mean?

Accepted Answer

Paranasal Sinuses: The paranasal sinuses, or simply - sinuses - are cavities within the bones of your skull that lighten the skull and allow air and sound to resonate. The sinuses also naturally function to clean particles and filter air.
Sinus disease indicates an abnormality in these normal/natural processes. Most commonly, there can be an anatomical or structural blockage, allergy, inflammation...

Question 9

what in general is maxillary sinus disease.?

Accepted Answer

Sinusitis: Inflammation in the sinus.  It can be related to infection or not.

Question 10

what is ethmoid sinus disease?

Accepted Answer

Specific sinus: Inflammation of sinus between the eyes.

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