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I have swollen sinuses but no mucus?
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I find that...: The most common cause of your complaints is a nose that has had too much surgery. Without more history and an examination there is no way to know the cause and therefore the treatment, for your condition. If you have more information please restate your question.
Answered 8/11/2018
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