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What is the significance of fluid found in my left sinus cavity during a recent mri of my brain, by my neurologist. hes now referred me to an ent. ?
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Sinusitis : Is common, and can show as as fluid build up in one or all of of your sinus cavities, many times it is silent and discovered accidentally, although it can flare up with any minor head cold. See the ENT specialist for further evaluation, good luck
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