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The finding in my ct-scan was "hypoplastic frontal sinuses". i have headache all the time. what does it mean?
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Small sinuses: The ct films do not indicate a cause for your headaches and shows only a congenital variation of no consequence. If you have a constant headache, it is consistent with the syndrome of "chronic daily headaches" and could readily respond to treatment.
Answered 10/23/2017
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