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I'm a singer and ent recommends balloon dilation for narrowed maxillary sinuses w/infection. what affects on singing/sound could result? pos & neg. ty
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Probably very little: If you have recurrent infections, any affect on your voice should be positive, even if there is any perceptible change. Discuss with your surgeon for details of operation.
Answered 3/22/2020
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