I have no experience - never been on Cellcept, but have lots of sinus infection experience. I've had a low white blood count for many years. I had one sinus infection three years ago that ended up with me having cellulitis and 3 different antibiotics to clear that up.

I found my sinuses much less mucousy (is that a word?) when I'm off dairy. I also use a netipot, saline rinses, etc to keep my passages clear when I get a cold.

My worst problems with sinus infections was before I went gluten-free. I was on various antibiotics for months - in the end it was actually a yeast overgrowth in one sinus from too many antibiotics! I ended up with it finally clearing with a single dose of diflucan. The day it cleared I heard a huge whining noise and the pressure released and the pain was gone!

Good luck getting to the bottom of your problem. You might need more time or a different medication.
Flutebell

Hi I get a lot of them and I've been on Cellcept for years. I finally ended up at a ENT and he said being on the Cellpect I hv to be on them longer then the standard does. So. I'm now on them for 2-3 wks at once and since then I've been above to completely clear them up. The others thing you might want to think about is the ENT can take a sample of the mucus and send it to the lab. Then they can make sure you are on the right one(other Dr might be able too not sure). I don't like antibiotics. So any infection I try to make them test for the specific antibiotic it needs. Check with your Doc. Good luck

The lingering of a sinus infection isn't unique. I would not be concerned about any correlation with CellCept. Sinus infections along with bladder (or prostrate) infections can takes weeks to treat.

Hang in there.

cellcept or prednisone
probably either
I would say allergies this time of year
mine kick in and mG flares up
cut out milk and gluten too makes me better
I have always regressed when spring come.
2 out of my 4 years with mg and I have been in hospital

Thank you, everyone.
Good advice there.

My (bacterial) infection seems to be clearing up now and my strength is coming back. My rule is to check the kleenex. Clear-ish is allergies or viral. Yellow opaque or yellow-green or green is bacterial (pus).
The fever can confirm sinus bacterial infection as well.

(When it gets very serious, the green gets mixed with red red blood - yuck.)

Thanks again.
Every comment was useful.

P.S., my neuro finally answered my email and said that stopping cellcept wouldn't help in the short term. After being on it for a year, it would take months for my body's immune system to go back to pre-cellcept readiness (and, of course, my MG symptoms would return).

saline rinse in nose really helped me along with vaporizer.
After MG I developed serious allergies of cats. Allergies make us more susceptible to viruses.
Dogs also make my nose run and develop cold days after being with a dog.
Being around a lady who had cats sent me to er one time.
You might want to look at your environment , dust, dogs, cats, birds?
Their bedding is really bad so if you sleep near pets.....
Also my daughter had sinus infections for a year or two. Only to discover she is allergic to gluten. If you are a heavy milk or beer drinker that could be causing problems too.
So quit eating or enjoying animals and you will be fine...hahaha