The researchers are also working with pharmaceutical companies to set up trials to test medications to control the fungus. They estimate that it will be at least two years before any treatments will be available. They say that the cause of the acute condition is usually a bacterial infection. Medications haven't worked for chronic sinusitis because we didn't know what the cause of the problem was. Finally we are on the trail of a treatment that may actually work.
Some people develop allergies to fungi.
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