> I was booked in for FESS and one of my "friends" on this site asked me to
> get another opinion.I did.I went to another specialist who was not keen on
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> specialist said it was VERY RARELY he recommended surgery and in most cases
> can get the ostia and infections under control with drugs.
I'm glad to hear it. Just remember to get a CT scan maybe six months or
a year down the road. Sinus infections can leave lasting problems that
can flare up again later. That was how I got stuck.

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Murray Grossan - 06 Apr 2006 00:00 GMT
On 4/5/06 9:31 AM, in article
8hSYf.12025$Bj7.11102@newsread2.news.pas.earthlink.net, "Steven L."
<sdlitvin@earthlinkNOSPAM.net> wrote:
>> I was booked in for FESS and one of my "friends" on this site asked me to
>> get another opinion.I did.I went to another specialist who was not keen on
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> a year down the road. Sinus infections can leave lasting problems that
> can flare up again later. That was how I got stuck.
In the writings of Stammberger and other leaders in Rhinology, they point
out that if you get the openings to the sinuses open and working, and the
cilia moving, even the worst looking sinus on CT can reverse. So what your
doctor did was get the ostia open and that is correct.
travmmann - 06 Apr 2006 09:08 GMT
Will do.....the "friend" I mentioned was you mate!!
Kindest personal regards,
Ray The Travellin' Man.....Ray Armstrong your eyes and ears on the Tweed!!
Let's Keep Music Liiiiiiiiiiiive!!!!!!!
> > I was booked in for FESS and one of my "friends" on this site asked me to
> > get another opinion.I did.I went to another specialist who was not keen on
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