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is alergic chronic sinustis permanent?

I developed a sinus infection 10 weeks ago after exposure to a dust allergy, ive tried anti-histamines, nasal irrigation, steroid spray and no change, ive even had ct sinus scan but sinus are clear even though ive felt stuffed up constantly since for 10 weeks, how long should it last or is it permanent?
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Hello and hope you are doing well.

If it is an acute episode of sinusitis, it should resolve with antibiotics and anti inflammatory medications. However, on exposure to the allergen again you may develop symptoms. You could try to avoid the allergen. Alternatively an allergy specialist can help to confirm the diagnosis. He can even help to desensitize you.

Hope this helped and do keep us posted.
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Hi miiiiiiiiiisy,

In Austria there are 20 listed practitioners of NAET - Dr. Namburdripad's Allergy Elimination Techniques.
They are in Wien, Inst, Linz, Salzburg, Kornenburg, Velden,
Tulin, Mariasdorf, Perchtoldsdorf, Aggsbach, Oberfucha and Klagenfurt.

I'm using a similar method in Canada, called "Allergy Antidotes" with good success (drugless).

It should not take too long to clear this. My guess is 2-3 visits.
Just do a search for the one closest to your area.get in touch with him/her to get more information.

Wishing you well! Gesundheit!
Niko
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