I'm a 34-year-old guy who's been dealing with off-and-on nasal congestion for as long as I can remember. I just had an x-ray of my nose and the PNS result showed some haziness in the right maxillary sinus. My ENT doctor has put me on a course of amoxclav for five days, plus I'm using a fluticasone nasal spray and taking telecast L tablets. I'm really curious about what's causing this haziness. Is it something that happens often, or is there any reason I should be worried? Would appreciate some insight.

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Thats common. Its sinusitis. Infection. Continue the medicines. Take steam inhalation 3-4 times a day Avoild refrigerated citruis fruits

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looking at your symptoms, it's not that burns in airways. whatever medications you are taking that's enough

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I'm really worried because I've got a hole in my eardrum, and the doctor mentioned surgery. Is there any other way to fix it without having to go through an operation? I'd appreciate any guidance you can offer on this.

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