A 58-year-old female with a known history of sinusitis presents with severe congestion and pain without significant discharge. History obtained from the patient reveals she is a prior cocaine abuser who has been continuously using the nasal sprays prescribed to treat her sinusitis. Physical examination did not reveal opacification of the sinuses with transillumination. Based on the symptoms, history, and examination, which of the following is the appropriate diagnosis?

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A 58-year-old female with a known history of sinusitis presents with severe congestion and pain without significant discharge. History obtained from the patient reveals she is a prior cocaine abuser who has been continuously using the nasal sprays prescribed to treat her sinusitis. Physical examination did not reveal opacification of the sinuses with transillumination. Based on the symptoms, history, and examination, which of the following is the appropriate diagnosis?






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