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Posted by sharlynn62 @sharlynn62, Nov 30, 2018. I have had chronic sinusitis for several years, accompanied by daily headaches and my ENT, as well as a MRI of my brain have confirmed that my sphenoid sinus (the sinus in the back of your face that is inside your brain) is completed blocked, and their is a build up of mucous like cells ...
I have had sinus infections since childhood. Usually due to congestion from seasonal allergies and upper respiratory infections. I had sinus surgery 2004 after a severe infection of all sinus cavities- ended up in the ER. The surgery went very well. The ENT doctor basically cleared the openings to all the sinus cavities so they could drain ...
Acute sinusitis has been defined by the American Academy of Otolaryngology- Head and Neck Surgery as a sinus infection in which symptoms last less than 4 weeks. If the symptoms persist beyond 12 ...
Blockage in Sphenoid Sinus Causes Daily Headaches. I have had chronic sinusitis for several years, accompanied by daily headaches and my ENT, as well as a MRI of my brain have confirmed that my sphenoid sinus (the sinus in the back of your face that is inside your brain) is completed blocked, and their is a build up of mucous like cells ...
The tension in my lower neck, ear area and teeth dissipated quickly. The facial pain and sensitivity rolled back, notably in the sinus area and I noticed a clear improvement in the right eye and overall pain diminished by 90 % over the following hours. I had thought that the trigger was a sonic toothbrush I had bought and started using a few ...
Diagnosis. A careful history looking for the subtle symptoms of sinusitis, (as reviewed in the section on Clinical Presentation), must always be the starting point for diagnosing sinusitis. The ...
Allergic Fungal Sinusitis. Allergic fungal sinusitis (AFS) colonizes the sinuses of an atopic immunocompetent patient and acts as an allergen, eliciting an immune response. Millar and colleagues ...
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I was taken to ED, unable to walk or talk clearly or communicate well. I had a brain MRI to ck for stoke or blood vessel issues or clot or whatever. I did not have a stroke, but the radiologist strongly suggested a referral to an ENT consult for acute, possibly chronic sphenoid sinus infection, possible fungus balls, and a cyst in the sphenoid.
My husband age 64 diagnosed last April 2018 with Waldenstrom with bone marrow biopsy, his main complaint was fatigue and did have a few episodes of numbing and tingling in fingertips occasionally, then in October he had an episode of severe headaches that were treated for a sphenoid sinus infection the edema was so bad along with headeaches they did an MRI/MRA of head which was normal, then ...