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My sinuses have been inflamed and today my forehead has been twitching and spasming all day. is this normal??
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Sinus congestion : Sinus congestion can cause various discomfort in the sinus, head, & facial areas. Please see your doctor to be properly diagnosed & treated.
Answered 3/4/2020
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