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What are the last forms of treatment for acute chronic sinusitis?
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Acute or chronic: If you have acute over chronic sinusitis, you need to see how bad your sinuses are affected and what are your triggers. See an allergist, get tested for allergies and they will recommend if you need to have a ct scan and also refer you at an ENT if they think surgery would help.
Answered 6/10/2014
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