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How Mold is thought to cause sinus disease. Courtesy of the Mayo Clinic.

Question by Get Out Of My Face: Chronic sinus infection?
Three weeks ago I got sick with a severe sinus headache, coughing, and i was fatigued. I was put on antibiotics and I started to feel better. Along with antibiotics I was on prednisone and breathing treatments because the cough was bad. They seemed to help as well. But about 5 days later I got the same symptoms and I was still on the same antibiotic but not on prednisone anymore. After a few days it went away with antibiotics and breathing treatments and then I was well for half a week and I have the exact same symptoms AGAIN. Its been incredibly frustrating. Also I’ll not that I have a comprised immune system due to CVID (Common Variable Immunodefeciency) so a lot of times its hard to get over stuff completely especially when I’ve missed an IVIG (which I have) Could I have a chronic infection? I’m seeing a doctor tomorrow but just want an opinion. Also, I’ve heard about sinusitis causing asthma flare-ups. Could that be a possibility as well?

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Answer by Help For Sinus Infection
You may have chronic sinus infection. Unfortunately, it will take a while before the condition can be fully treated. Treating a sinus infection early would be the best option.

You should consult an ENT surgeon. To learn more about chronic sinus infection and how sinus infection can aggravate asthma, read the following articles:

1. Top 10 chronic sinus infection symptoms

http://www.sinusinfectionhelp.com/chronic_sinus_infection.html

2. Sinus infection treatment options today

http://www.sinusinfectionhelp.com/sinus_infection_treatment.html

3. Best antibiotic for sinus infection

http://www.sinusinfectionhelp.com/antibiotic.html

4. Home remedies for sinus infection

http://www.sinusinfectionhelp.com/home_remedy.html

5. Asthma and sinus infection

http://www.sinusinfectionhelp.com/sinus_Infection_and_asthma.html

Hope this helps you as much as it did me.
Cheers!

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