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Pns radiology revealed suspecious polypoid in the right maxillary area , 2. left frontal mucouse disease. is this serious sinusitis..?
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Potentially: You need further evaluation. The radiologic features do not tell you the cause or the severity of the symptoms that may occur. See an ENT doctor and discuss this at length.
Answered 6/10/2014
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