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Had a mri was told there was changes in my sinuses was told to eat healthy and exercise i already do what next?
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Vague .: Pl be specific about change as this does not make any sense .Eat healthy and exc is good for every thing. , may be saline rinse might help. . If you went up to the level of MRI get skin test and ENT consult.
Answered 6/10/2014
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