The complications of rhinosinusitis are:

• chronic rhinosinusitis
• cellulitis (facial, periorbital, orbital)
• abscess (subperiosteal, orbital, subperiosteal frontal bone, extradural, subdural, frontal lobe)
• meningitis
• osteomyelitis
• cavernous sinus thrombosis

Your patient does not have any evidence of any of the above complications. (it is worthwhile to read up on how to screen for these complications).

Now that you established a diagnosis, what is the most appropriate treatment for this condition?

• Antibiotic Therapy
• Symptom Relief
• Sinus Surgery
• No Treatment is Available