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1909 · Allergic Fungal Sinusitis (AFS) is a very frustrating condition to treat as it is not like a typical bacterial sinus infection at all AFS is actually not an infection, but really an overzealous local immune response in the nasal and sinus tissue to exposure to mold Mold spores are very light and are floating in the airFungal rhinosinusitis refers to a broad group of conditions caused by fungal infections of the paranasal sinuses Fungus Ball In this condition, an isolated paranasal sinus is completed filled with a ball of fungal debris, most frequently in the maxillary sinuses Patient symptoms include fullness, pressure and discharge Treatment for a fungus ball requires surgery for complete removal of allAs Allergic Fungal Sinusitis gets worse, it may cause sinuses to be filled with the thick mucus Finally, the sinuses will grow bigger and begin changing the appearance of the face and eyes Surgery is needed to treat this type of sinusitis, and if done without continuous medical t