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I had polyps removed from my sinuses at a very young age of 14. i woke up this morning with severe pain in between my eyebrows. could they come back?
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Polyps: Yes, polyps frequently recur, but unlikely to be the cause of your sudden, severe facial pain. Please consult your doctor for a full exam
Answered 2/5/2015
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