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Pansinusitis. extensive mucosal thickening in both frontal, ethmoid& sphemoid sinuses are almost completely filled. extensive mucosa thickening in both maxillary sinuses. maxillary ostiums and frontal recesses are obliterated. surgery need?
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May be, but: first medical treatment should be tried, cause or pathology has to be defined (allergic, non- allergic, fungal, etc..) other problems as asthma also need to be addressed. Medical treatment may consist of systemic steroids, broad spectrum antibiotics for weeks not days, local steroids , seek the help of an ENT specialist and an allergist/ immunologist, if you have access to one, good luck
Answered 5/28/2018
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