Maxillary sinusitis or an infection of the maxillary sinus can have the following symptoms: fever, pain or pressure in the face near the cheekbones, toothache, and runny nose.
Sinusitis is the most common of maxillary sinus illnesses and is usually treated with prescription antibiotics.
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