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Sinus drainage

by Wander, Dec 19, 2001 12:00AM
What could be the reason for a "bubbly" drainage from sinuses and also saliva being "bubbly"?  Is it an infection, vitamin deficiency or some other explanation?

by National Jewish, Jan 02, 2002 12:00AM
The "bubbly" nature of the drainage does not really mean much. If it is discolored or if has a foul odor, then infection is a common cause. The "bubbly" nature of the saliva has no specific negative association to it.
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