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Antibiotics that doctors usually give to the nasal sinuses, do not bring any benefit in the treatment of infections, according to investigators, the Washington University School of Medicine in St strattera side effects. Louis. Patients do not get faster or better to have fewer symptoms when they get antibiotics, says Jay F. Piccirillo, MD, senior author of studys. Our results show that antibiotics Arent required for primary sinusitis most people better themselves. "We believe that antibiotics are too frequently in primary care settings, said Jane M. Garbutt, MD, another investigator. There is a movement in motion, led by the Centre for Disease Control and Prevention to try to improve the rational use of antibiotics. We hope that this study provides scientific evidence that doctors can use with patients to explain that antibiotics can not help acute sinusitis. The study was published in the February 15th edition of the journal Medical American Medical Association. .