DD was treated with antibiotics a few weeks ago after developing a nasty throat infection. During his weeks' course, he started drinking like a fish and what we had thought was a feeding aversion that had gone on for nearly a month, possibly a bit longer, seemed to disappear.
We noticed his face seemed less 'puffy' after the antibiotics and have therefore wondered whether he'd actually had a sinus infection all that time.
He's been off the antibiotics for a week now and his milk intake has been gradually dropping again, he's harder than ever to get to sleep and he's cranky. No fever though.
I am taking him back to the GP tomorrow, but I was wondering if he could have chronic sinusitis that didn't quite shift entirely with the last lot of antibiotics. He doesn't like pressure on his cheeks.
Oh, he also has fairly awful reflux, whihc is being treated (but that's why we originally thought feeding aversion....)
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Can it be bacterial sinusitis without fever?
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narmada · 21/03/2011 12:32
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