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sinuses, sinusitis, chronic sinusitis, chronic sinus infection, chronic sinusitis, chronic sinusitis, prolonged, recurrent infection, inflammation, the sinuses, the head, sinuses, openings, in the bones around the nose, 4 pairs of sinuses connected, nasal cavity by small openings, air passes in, the sinuses, mucus, fluid drain, sinuses, nose, sinusitis occurs, is infection, inflammation, due to allergies, in one, the sinuses, acute sinusitis, associated, upper respiratory infections, inflammation, the nasal passages prevents drainage of fluid, sinuses, allows infection, the sinuses to occur, a deviated nasal septum, obstruction, the nose, trap fluid, sinus, causing chronic sinusitis, dental infections tooth abscess, spread, sinus, infect it, chronic sinusitis is much less common than acute sinusitis, sinusitis recurs frequently, lasts, prolonged period of time, chronic, acute sinusitis, infection, a single type of bacteria, virus, chronic sinusitis, caused either by allergies, by infection, a mixture of different types of bacteria, chronic sinusitis, have less severe symptoms than acute sinusitis but, cause damage, destruction, tissues, the sinuses, flare up spontaneously, follow respiratory infections colds, allergy, aspergillus species of fungus appears to cause a particularly difficult to treat form of chronic sinusitis, persist, 3 months, headache, the head, around the eyes, facial pain around the eyes, forehead, cheeks, pain, in the roof, the mouth, teeth, nasal drainage, yellow, yellow-green, thick, cough, percussion over a sinus shows tenderness, normal sinuses transilluminate, glow, a light is shone directly on the sinuses, sinuses, not transilluminate, sinusitis is present, sinus x-rays, cranial ct scan, cranial mri shows the sinuses to be filled, fluid, thickening, the membranes, the sinus, aspiration, the sinuses, provide information on the bacteria causing the infection, goals of treatment, the cure, the infection, relief of symptoms, antibiotics given infection is bacterial, treatment, prolonged, 3-4 weeks, oral decongestants, used, over-the-counter analgesics, control pain, topical steroids, in the form of a nose spray helpful in chronic sinusitis related to allergy, surgery to clean, drain the sinuses necessary, repair of a deviated septum, nasal obstruction, prevent recurrence of chronic sinusitis, chronic sinus infections, curable but, require extended treatment, tend to recur, underlying conditions nasal obstructions, not corrected, recurrence of chronic sinusitis, spread of infection, bones, the face, osteomyelitis, spread of infection, brain, meningitis, abscess formation, brain abscess, symptoms indicate chronic sinusitis, acute sinusitis symptoms, not improve, use of decongestants, upper respiratory infections might theoretically reduce the chances of developing sinusitis, decongestant nasal sprays should only be used, short periods of time to avoid the risk of worsening congestion, "rebound", rhinitis medicamentosa.