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My mri report shows that there is mild mucosal thickening in bilateral maxillary sinus. what does it mean and what should i do for it ?

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Dr. Daniel Saurborn answered

Specializes in Diagnostic Radiology

Mild sinusitis: This is a common finding on MRI. It usually is of no importance unless you have sinus headaches, or an active sinus infection. You can try using non-sedative antihistamines or steroid nasal sprays if allergies are a problem. For a more natural alternative you may use a Neti pot to break up the mucus. If you have no symptoms, then don't worry about it much.

Answered 11/13/2019

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