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I've been drinking out of a water bottle for months that had some black stuff in it. i believe it's mold. i have sinus infect. antibiotics won't work.
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Chronic sinusitis: It is conceivable that patients with chronic sinus infections can be secondarily colonized with molds, and these can produce a very severe and difficult to manage condition. Would strongly recommend you see an ENT specialist. Good luck.
Answered 8/18/2014
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