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If mild discontinues sinuses pain and mild forehead pressure (since three weeks) and also no fever are common symptoms of bacterial sinusitis?
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Possible: Possible sinusitis. Other possibilities exist. See MD who will examine you, get xrays and make diagnosis.
Answered 7/5/2015
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