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CRONIC NASAL/SINUS INFECTION

January 19th, 2011 | Author:   Print This Post Print This Post

OUR 12 YEAR OLD MINIATURE SCHNAUZER HAS HAD 3 NASAL SCOPES AND A CTI AND HAS TAKEN MULTIPUL ANTIBIOTICS AND ANTIIFLAMITORIES FOR 6 MONTHS. THERE IS NO EVIDENCE OF TUMOURS OR FOREIGHN OBJECTS DETECTED. THE DIAGNOSIS IS A COMBINATION OF 2 BACTERIAL INFECTIONS. ARE THERE ANY OTHER TREATMENTS OR MEDICATIONS SUGGESTED INCLUDING DIETARY SUPPLIMENTS OR DIET CHANGES.

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One Response to “CRONIC NASAL/SINUS INFECTION”

  • Dr. Gaylord Brown:
    January 19, 2011 at 6:20 AM

    Vitamin A at 500 units daily may prove helpful. Also, I have used eye drops successfully into the nose to help persistent nasal infections. Multiple culture and sensitivities are often required. Also, consider getting allergy testing, as allergies can cause the chronic inflammation allowing the infections to flourish.

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