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Hello, I had sinusitis, after that I was told that now I have chronic sinusitis. I read the studies and to make this diagnosis it takes 12 weeks, but I was diagnosed in 1 week, I should also have remission and other symptoms, the only one I have since then and now is not, probably due to the fact that the nose is not cold - this is smell from the nose, but nothing more, no discomfort. I would like to know if you could recommend doing in this case, and so I believe that I was misdiagnosed? Lab tests performed: x-ray of the paranasal sinuses. Research protocol: on the radiograph of the paranasal sinuses in the naso-chin projection ppn are developed correctly. The airiness of the frontal sinuses is preserved, the ethmoid labyrinth cells are reduced from both sides. Parietal decrease in the pneumatization of the maxillary sinuses. The nasal septum is slightly bent to the left. The nasal passages are narrowed, their potency is reduced. Conclusion: x-ray signs of bilateral maxillary sinusitis.
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Well if you wants to cure your problem permanently then you have to do proper homeopathic treatment for long term that's what I can say, you can contact me through Lybrate in private consultation.
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