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Can you tell me how risky would sinus surgery be considering i have all of these eye problems?
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What eye problems?: I was not able to see what eye problems you have. Well, sinus surgery is risky to the eye and brain, lacrimal duct and smell. What eye problem do you have?
Answered 6/15/2014
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