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A member asked:
I'm constantly getting sinus infections and they're dreadful. antibiotics do not fix my problem, should i see a ent to consider septoplasty?
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Yes: If you are getting diagnosed with ear infections all the time then it is time to see the ENT and Allergist to find out what is going on and why
Answered 11/20/2014
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