With over 17 million patients treated each year for sinus problems, researchers report that physicians are over treating both acute and chronic sinus inflammation, as compared to published treatment guidelines.
i feel a little better…. could my body be fighting the infection with its own antibodies? or is it paramount to take antibiotics in order to overcome a sinus infection?
About two weeks ago, I had a sinus infection and was given pills, and I have to finish them until they are gone. So just a few days ago, I’ve developed a phlegmy cough, and it’s especially at it’s worst when I am laying down. I want to know if it would be okay to take a cough drop or tylonal when I am on antibiotics. I don’t want a bad mix of medicines.
My dentist prescribed me -more or less- 20ish pills around the end of last December for the sinus infection I had. I accidentally dropped one over the sink and it went down the drain, and I’m pretty sure it didn’t hurt me to miss one pill, but I just wanted to double-check. I seem completely over it and it was a long time ago, but I just thought of it today. Does anyone know anything about this?
I have had one for 7 years now , I have been treated by G.Ps. and by an E.N.T. specialist. . I have had repeated long doses of antibiotics lke amoxycillin but no avail.I have also had a scan of my paranasal sinuses. Doctors I have seen since have told they are not willing to prescribe anything becasue although the infection makes ny breath smell , it is not caused by pathogens.
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