Question

Harris Teal, a 19-year-old male, reports to the hospital-based urgent care clinic for headache and wheezing. Following examination, he is discharged with an acute frontal sinus infection, recurrent, and exacerbated asthma due to environmental dust allergies.

Answer 1

Answer: Acute frontal sinus is a kind of inflammation due to infection in the sinuses which causes a headache, wheezing whose intensity goes up with the severity.

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