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What to do with a sinus infection that has lasted for 3 weeks?
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Need Antibiotics: .If you have sinus infection you need to see your doctor to make sure you have sinus infection and if so, you will need to be treated with proper course of antibiotics. You may need to be treated with a longer course or different antibiotics some times as ling as four to six weeks and decongestants to drain the mucus.
Answered 12/9/2013
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