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A member asked:
Had a polyp removed from right maxillary sinus. it has since regrown. should i have it removed again? last one interfered w/ drainage, got sinusitis.
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Sinus: I would have it re evaluated by the same ENT surgeon. You can always get a second opinion.
Answered 8/12/2015
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