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HomeHealth QueryENTI've had sinusitis for almost two months now and e...
  • female
  • 35 Years
  • 14/08/2025

I've had sinusitis for almost two months now and even after taking antibiotics and using a nasal spray, the pressure just won't go away. My CT scan showed a slightly deviated septum to the left, right concha bullosa, hypertrophy of both inferior nasal turbinates, and polypoidal thickening in the maxillary and left ethmoid bulla. Should I consider surgery or wait it out for a few more years?

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Can getting slapped or hit by a ball on one side of the face really mess up both ears? I'm kinda worried about how that could affect my ear drums. Can you help me understand the risks here?

A slap or being hit by a ball on one side of the face can potentially cause damage to both eardrums, as the shockwave from the impact can transmit through the skull and affect the inner ear structures, including the eardrums, on both sides, a condition known as bilateral tympanic membrane perforation or bilateral eardrum damage.

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I've had this cold and cough going on since last Thursday, and my doctor put me on Azitab 500 for five days. I took a Covid test on Monday, and thankfully it came back negative. But now, since Tuesday, I can't smell or taste anything properly. It's frustrating because all I can taste is this constant sour flavor. Do you think I should get tested for Covid again?

Patient is advised to continue tab azitab 500mg for 5 days.

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I'm dealing with a dry nose and mouth after recovering from Covid-19. I'm drinking about 3 liters of water every day, but the issue still persists, especially at night. I'm also taking a 0.5 mg anxit tablet for anxiety. What else can I do to get some relief?

In addition to staying hydrated, you can try using a saline nasal spray for your dry nose. Also, consider using a humidifier in your room at night to help with the dryness. If the symptoms persist, you can consult with your doctor about using a medication like pilocarpine (Salagen) to stimulate saliva production.

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