Brief Answer:
could be sinus related
Detailed Answer:
Hello and welcome to health care magic,
I am Dr Sriram Nathan an ENT surgeon and it is my opinion from your history that you may have a sinus problem which is typical after any
dental extraction involving the upper tooth.
In any case it may be pertinent for you to do these so that you may get some relief:
- Do steam inhalation at least two to three times in a day with menthol and see if there is any change in the swelling or your odd feeling
-Take a course of antihistamine like levocetrizine in consultation with your doctor and you will definitely feel better
-Hydrate yourself properly as even
dehydration especially after work out may cause this problem
-In any case since your previous CT was done before the dental procedure and even then there was evidence of
sinusitis albeit minimal, I would advice you to take a repeat CT of the nose and
sinuses and get back to me or any ENT with the reports.
-The
CT scan will also rule out any local lesions so you can be rest assured that everything is fine
-Any condition like
hematoma or
soft tissue lesion or scar tissue can be easily delineated by the CT
-You must also schedule an endoscopic examination of the nose and sinuses with an ENT which will also reveal valuable insights of the problem
In summary get a repeat scan and if you have any more doubts I will be more than happy to help
regards
Dr Sriram Nathan
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