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What happens when you have a mass in your sinus after your adenoids have been removed?
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Sinus mass: I'm not sure i'm following your question very well as the adenoid is part of nose and not really a part of any of the sinuses which are cavities that drain into your nose. The adenoid is close to one of the sinuses, the sphenoid sinus, but a mass in the sinus would not likely be related to the adenoid. If you could provide some clarification as to where the mass is located, we can better address.
Answered 8/29/2013
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