Diagnosed With Maxillary Sinus Blockage, CT Scan Showed Total Opacification Of Sphenoid, No Relief With Antibiotics. Suggestion?
hello, in the last 5 months i was diagnosed with maxillary sinus blockage. whent on 3-4 anti biotic courses, no avail, then drainage. Had sudden eyepain and headaches returned to ent. current c.t said whilst maxillary is somewaht better a total opification of the sphenoid is present. symptoms have been odd ammonia type smell, nausea , cold sweats and dizzyness oh heaaches and eye twitch. max was left side this is right side. started anti biotics again yesterday. am very concerned. have to wait 3 weeks for nxt appointment but still having symptoms. could this be worse for me, the postioning etc? thank you.
Internal Medicine Specialist, Dr. Sudhir's Response
Hello,
Thanks for the question.
It's clearly a case of chronic sinusitis and since there has been repeat courses of antibiotic , I think it's time to consider other treatment options like surgery to make the sinuses drain effectively and preventing recurrent episodes.
Regards.
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Diagnosed With Maxillary Sinus Blockage, CT Scan Showed Total Opacification Of Sphenoid, No Relief With Antibiotics. Suggestion?
Hello, Thanks for the question. It s clearly a case of chronic sinusitis and since there has been repeat courses of antibiotic , I think it s time to consider other treatment options like surgery to make the sinuses drain effectively and preventing recurrent episodes. Regards.