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Is Spitting Of Saliva While Getting Treated For Chronic Sinusitis Normal?

Hi dr I have suffered chronic sinusitis over the last few weeks have been given second round of antibiotics and just wondering how do I get rid of spitting up so much saliva ? Is that a recovery mode where the nasal or sinus cavities are releasing the fluid or is it a new problem altogether where the salivary glands are irritated and are producing too much saliva ? What happens if I swallow it back will This get re infected in so tensed about this chronic sinusitis ! Please help!
Thu, 23 Feb 2017
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first confirm sinusitis by taking x-ray pns. if present then antrum wash out is indicated and no no need of antibiotic. it does not help can take nasibion nasal drop take steam inhalation can also take karvol inhalation.salivaspiting is not related to sinus problem.
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Is Spitting Of Saliva While Getting Treated For Chronic Sinusitis Normal?

first confirm sinusitis by taking x-ray pns. if present then antrum wash out is indicated and no no need of antibiotic. it does not help can take nasibion nasal drop take steam inhalation can also take karvol inhalation.salivaspiting is not related to sinus problem.