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I recently had an MRI, which showed that the sinus on the right side of my nose is completely blocked. Sometimes, I notice blood in my phlegm. Do I need surgery to treat this?
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I recently had an MRI, which showed that the sinus on the right side of my nose is completely blocked. Sometimes, I notice blood in my phlegm. Do I need surgery to treat this?
Asked by Male, 43 · 1 month ago
A complete sinus blockage with blood in your phlegm requires prompt evaluation by a doctor to rule out serious underlying causes. Surgery might be needed if medicines fail to clear the blockage or if there is a large polyp or other structural issue. Your doctor will decide after a thorough examination and any further tests.
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Blocked Sinus and Blood in Phlegm:
- Surgery may not be immediately necessary.
- Consult an ENT specialist for a thorough evaluation.
- Consider medical management first, such as decongestants or antihistamines.
MRI Findings:
- A completely blocked sinus can cause symptoms like congestion and blood in phlegm.
- Treatment options include medication or, if persistent, surgical intervention.
Immediate Steps:
- Use prescribed medications like Solvin OD for symptom relief.
- Stay hydrated and avoid irritants like smoke.
Follow-Up:
- Schedule a follow-up with your healthcare provider to discuss treatment efficacy and next steps.
Answered 1 month ago