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Bad sinus infection for three wks despite antibiotic shot. bright yellow mucus in nose, headache, dizzy, sleepy, facial pain. sinus brain infection??
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Sinusitis?: You could have a blocked or infected sinus that might respond to decongestants and perhaps additional antibiotic treatment. It is unlikely an infection has extended into the brain area, but it happens sometimes, so don't take chances. Contact your doctor ASAP. Good luck!
Answered 3/24/2019
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