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Mucormycosis
Can symptoms of mucormycosis go away by over the counter medicines?like blockage of nose or slight redness in eyes
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No. Please visit hospital
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Mucormycosis must be treated by surgical debridement and followed by IV antifungal medication. Please visit your ENT doctor
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Be advised that Mucormycosis is diagnosed by a doctor. It is not a regular diagnosis. Please visit your nearest ENT at the earliest if you feel that you may have it
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Mucormycosis is a medical emergency do not try to treat it at home
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IV antibiotics to start with. Visit ENT specialist. Get CT scan done
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Dr. Rajen Patel
Head and Neck Surgeon
22 yrs exp
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Mucormycosis can be confirmed by imaging and biopsy only
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