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My nose and sinuses are very dry even though i drink lots of water. sinus is hurting and wheezing sounds when i breathe. what do i have wrong with sinus and what can i take for this?

Q: my nose and sinuses are very dry even though i drink lots of water. sinus is hurting and wheezing sounds when i breathe. what do i have wrong with sinus and what can i take for this?

: You need to see an ENT specialist for exam and treatment. Don't try to treat yourself, you could end up taking the wrong medications and cause more problems.

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You need to see an ENT specialist for exam and treatment. Don't try to treat yourself, you could end up taking the wrong medications and cause more problems.

Answered 8/14/2022

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A member asked:

My nose and sinuses are very dry even though i drink lots of water. sinus is hurting and wheezing sounds when i breathe. what do i have wrong with sinus and what can i take for this?

A doctor has provided 1 answer

Dr. Robert Trager answered

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