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I have severe sinusitis and my resting heart rate with this infection is 112 since yesterday. is this dangerous? i just started zpac today.
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Sinusitis : Give it time to resolve. Your antibiotics will kick in. Irrigate the nose with saline. You should feel better soon. Good luck.
Answered 11/23/2013
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