Constant Coughing with huge amounts of Phlegm

It is caused from Fungus in the SINUS.

Doctors don't want to do expensive Surgery. I have a friend that had it done and she is

free of problems now.

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Paderla Anitha, DNB

Oct 23, 2012

To: Chanel777

Hello and hope you are doing well.

A fungal infection of the sinuses or an allergic fungal sinusitis can be treated with antifungal agents and antihistamines. If it is invasive fungal sinusitis or if it is not responding to medical therapy, then surgical intervention may be needed.

Hope this helped and do keep us posted.

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