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A member asked:
Is congestion one month out from sinus surgery normal? no discharge after saline irrigation. worried the airflow im experiencing is permanent.
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May be normal: It may be normal as we do not know exactly what kind of sinus surgery you had.If it persist,follow up with your Doctor/ENT Surgeon
Answered 10/25/2017
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