what are sinusitis ? write in five managemnt ?
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condition in which the cavities around the nasal passages become inflamed.
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Hey dude your answer is here Sinusitis is one of the most common diagnoses in primary care. It causes substantial morbidity, often resulting in time off work, and is one of the commonest reasons why a general practitioner will prescribe antibiotics. It's five managements areSources and selection criteria
We searched Medline for recent papers (1996-2006) using “sinusitis”, “rhinosinusitis”, “acute”, “chronic”, “diagnosis”, and “management” as keywords. We also searched the Cochrane Database of systematic reviews using the keywords “sinusitis” and “rhinosinusitis”. In addition, we used a personal archive of references relating to our clinical experience and updates written for Clinical Evidence.
Causes of sinusitis
Sinusitis is generally triggered by a viral upper respiratory tract infection, with only 2% of cases being complicated by bacterial sinusitis.2 About 90% of patients in the United StatesClinical diagnosis and pathophysiology
The term sinusitis refers to inflammation of the mucosal lining of the paranasal sinuses. However, as sinusitis is invariably accompanied by inflammation of the adjacent nasal mucosa, a more accurate term is rhinosinusitis.
I know only 2 management.
We searched Medline for recent papers (1996-2006) using “sinusitis”, “rhinosinusitis”, “acute”, “chronic”, “diagnosis”, and “management” as keywords. We also searched the Cochrane Database of systematic reviews using the keywords “sinusitis” and “rhinosinusitis”. In addition, we used a personal archive of references relating to our clinical experience and updates written for Clinical Evidence.
Causes of sinusitis
Sinusitis is generally triggered by a viral upper respiratory tract infection, with only 2% of cases being complicated by bacterial sinusitis.2 About 90% of patients in the United StatesClinical diagnosis and pathophysiology
The term sinusitis refers to inflammation of the mucosal lining of the paranasal sinuses. However, as sinusitis is invariably accompanied by inflammation of the adjacent nasal mucosa, a more accurate term is rhinosinusitis.
I know only 2 management.
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