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My husband, 27, has had no know allergies, but has had constant sneezing, a runny nose and pain in his sinus for the past 2yrs.what could it be?
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Fungal infection: Chronic sinus infection is usually due to mold - try antifungal cream and neosporin oint to nostrils twice daily and orally supplement garlic which kills infections - it will take 4-6 weeks to clear fungal infection. Once healthy take iodine daily will prevent infections.
Answered 11/26/2013
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