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Mri says i have mucoperiosteal thickiening in my maxillary sinuses. having chronic pain on the left side of my face. solutions? have had 3 surgeries.
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Facial pain: It seems unlikely that your sinuses are causing your facial pain, since you don't have acute sinusitis on the mri. There are many causes of facial pain, some of which are very serious. Contact the facial pain association for more information and help.
Answered 5/2/2013
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