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What Does "inferior Turbinates With Mucosal Thickening Of Both Maxillary Antra" Mean?
Question: i have mucosal contact disease of the inferior turbinates with mucosal thickening of both maxillary antra ,what is it, how did i get it, and what treatment should i have for it,what are the side effects of all
and how do i rid of it for good,will it come back,does it have anything to with sis near nose or bad teeth,does it cause pain in head
and how do i rid of it for good,will it come back,does it have anything to with sis near nose or bad teeth,does it cause pain in head
Brief Answer:
It may cause pain in head
Detailed Answer:
Hi Madam,
I have gone through your query; it suggests that you may be suffering from the inflammatory condition and it may be due to either the infection or allergic condition and it is responsible for your headache.
If your environmental conditions are same and disease from few days then it may be due to the infection.
If your environmental condition are changes and disease start after this or disease from the childhood then it may be due to the allergic conditions.
Just go for the local steroid spray, nasal decongestant and systemic decongestant after consulting your doctor. The prognosis of the condition depend on what the cause is and how you respond to treatment.
Hope this answered your question. Let me know if you need clarifications
Thanks
It may cause pain in head
Detailed Answer:
Hi Madam,
I have gone through your query; it suggests that you may be suffering from the inflammatory condition and it may be due to either the infection or allergic condition and it is responsible for your headache.
If your environmental conditions are same and disease from few days then it may be due to the infection.
If your environmental condition are changes and disease start after this or disease from the childhood then it may be due to the allergic conditions.
Just go for the local steroid spray, nasal decongestant and systemic decongestant after consulting your doctor. The prognosis of the condition depend on what the cause is and how you respond to treatment.
Hope this answered your question. Let me know if you need clarifications
Thanks
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