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Old 11-20-2018, 03:39 PM #1
Amichael Amichael is offline
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Hi Amichael

Welcome to NeuroTalk .

What you have described might be a form of sinusitis.

The information here might be helpful for you

Best wishes.
The ENT seems not to think it has anything to do with my sinus. The other day he said it was just congestion now he said there is nothing wrong with it and no air is trapped. The "air" blocks the membrane so you can not even see it in the MRI's? The two sides look totally different. My Neurologist thinks its air trapped but not the ENT. The headaches are coming from somewhere and no one seems to know what to do? I thought i was going crazy but atleast i know something is there.

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