Sinusitis, and What is the Reason That Made 70% Or More of the Population of Nasiriyah City Suffer from This Disease, According to A Survey of a Number of Them?
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Abstract
Sinusitis from common diseases, which afflicts humanities at different ages, more than those who have recovered after providing the treatment of appropriate sinusitis, but few of them show serious complications. Surrounded by many nasal and task in the head, such as brain, eyes, and skull, so that the sinusitis can be prevented from or chronic to cause serious complications within these tissues, especially at Patients with chronic diseases such as diabetes, or weak immune system. These complications may include in rare cases such as meningitis, such as brain, bone and pure inflammation, pulmonary inflammation, surrounding tissue inflammation, blood vessels in the blood vessels. Fortunately, such problems are rare, however, we always remind us that sinusitis is not transient to nose nose, and patients with impairment, undergo greater medical care when treating their sinusitis. However, understanding of these vowels will be one of reducing the emergence of the disease, even if they are subjected to sinusitis, it will be aware of how to heal and reduce the dangers of complications. We will also discuss what is the reason that made a large part of the city of Nasiriyah, who are infected with this disease, and we try to find root solutions to avoid potential danger to some people.
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