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What is the time it takes to recover from a sinus infection?
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10-14 days: Most acute sinus infections are viral and can get better on their own in 10-14 days. If they last longer, then you may need an antibiotic for a bacterial infection. Infections can become chronic with fluctuating symptoms that can be prolonged.
Answered 7/9/2015
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