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Suggest Treatment For Chronic Sinusitis

Hi, I have chronic sinusitis more than 15 years, now I have 35. When teenaber a had a laser surgery for polyps but it didn‘t help me， I habe lot og pain in the fro t sinus, lately I feel dizzy， tired, can‘t breathe by nose and its difficult to breathe ny mouth, nose is blocked most time, there is always lot of transparent mucus, I dont eat dairy food. I am looking for a natural treatment withou side effects. Thanks and Regards, Eduardo
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For treatment of chronic sinusitis you can take some antibiotics such as Augmentin or Azithromycin after an expert opinion along with some decongestants like Diominic-dca or wikoryl every 8-12 hours with Rantac or Famotid twice daily empty stomach. You can use steroid nasal spray such as betamethasone or fluticasone not more than seven days at one point of time. You can also use otrivin nasal drops or nasoclear nasal drops as decongestants.
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Suggest Treatment For Chronic Sinusitis

For treatment of chronic sinusitis you can take some antibiotics such as Augmentin or Azithromycin after an expert opinion along with some decongestants like Diominic-dca or wikoryl every 8-12 hours with Rantac or Famotid twice daily empty stomach. You can use steroid nasal spray such as betamethasone or fluticasone not more than seven days at one point of time. You can also use otrivin nasal drops or nasoclear nasal drops as decongestants.