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Can sphenoid sinusitis be treated without surgery? how? with what? are antibiotics always necessary?
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Yes,: sphenoid sinusitis, isolated or part of pan-sinusitis would be treated by antibiotics, given the right choice, dosage and duration. Surgical treatment has its own indication(s) ENT specialist would be deciding the type of surgery and whether you would need it, good luck
Answered 4/24/2017
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