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For a little over the past month (with it being its absolute worse the past week) I have been having what feels like a sinus infection. There are times where my face will feel like it is literally going to split open, others when it's hurting people can tell and tell me that my face looks swollen. I have also have had major fatigue. The past week I have been sleeping from 12-14 hours a day, with a desire to go right back to sleep all during the day. There has been a cough, I'm guessing from my congestion. I can't overstate how bad my face and head hurts though. It'll get to where I can't even focus on anything. I also find myself being more off balanced.
Any advice would be wonderful. Thank you.View Thread
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