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BJ-blazkowics posted...

Coffeebeanz posted...

Probably because the evidence shoes that most sinusitis is viral, and judicious use of antibiotics can select for resistant organisms in your nasal mucosa, making it harder to treat the next time.

Doesn't the fever and green phlegm and mucus pretty much mean there is a bacterial situation going on?

I am sure some doctors are really good. But many are crooks too. It happens with lawyers, politicians, etc too, I guess it's human nature

edit - it seems you edited this reasonable message I quoted with some more aggressive shit. Too bad, your previous message was good for continuing the discussion. The new one just makes me tune you out.

Colored sputum and fever are not indicative of either a bacterial or viral infection.