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How are nasal bacterial infections diagnosed?

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A procedure called "sinus transillumination" may, or may not, also be helpful. Using a flashlight pressed up against the skin of the cheek, the practitioner will look in the patient's open mouth.

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Viral rhinitis is diagnosed based on symptoms. Symptoms that last longer than a week may require further testing to rule out a secondary bacterial infection, or an allergy.

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Bacterial infections can usually be identified from a laboratory culture of the patient's nasal discharge.

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