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Can sinusitis distrub sleep in some nights? if yes, what should we do?

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Dr. Michael Roman answered

Specializes in Internal Medicine

Any infection: Can affect your sleep cycle. Talk to your doctor for proper treatment. Once infection starts to get better. You will sleep better

Answered 9/12/2014

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