Chronic sinusitis: At times not easy to treat, yes you can have 5 types of bacteria in your sinuses if you have the condition, hence the need for a strong broad spectrum antibiotic(s) for a protracted period, together with other treatments if need be, as steroids and nasal medications. See an allergist/immunologist for evaluation, check aaaai.org or acaai.org for an allergist in your area, wish you wellness
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See ENT: Why sinus surgery 3 years ago? Results? Usually antibiotics are not useful for chronic sinus congestion. So testing the bacteria is asking the wrong question. Allergy testing seldom makes any difference. There may be polyps our other obstructions to free movement into your sinuses, or problems with drainage out. You may need topical or oral anti inflammatory and decongestants. Unless you find muco
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