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What can an ent do for someone with chronic sinus problems?
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Chronic Sinusitis: An ENT can confirm the diagnosis and implement aggressive medical treatments including allergy testing and treatment if suspected and if necessary perform sinuplasty or surgical procedures to reestablish proper drainage of the obstructed sinuses.
Answered 11/29/2014
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