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It wasn't until a month after I had surgery. You can't do strenuous exercise this month. In your case, I suggest you go to the hospital, I don't think it's normal.

Hello Dr. Wang: I was admitted to our hospital for CT, and what I saw on the imaging was that there was no development of bilateral frontal sinuses. Bilateral sieving was removed, the sphenoid sinus contained good gas, and no abnormal density shadow was seen in the sinus cavity. The local mucosa of the bilateral upper frontal sinuses is slightly thicker, and the bone of the sinus walls of the paranasal sinuses is continuous, and there is no positive sign of hyperplasia, sclerosis and destruction.

Bilateral sinus-ostoral tract nasal passages complex patency.

The bilateral common nasal passages are unobstructed, and there are no abnormal density shadows in the nasal cavity. The left side of the nasal septum is deviated. Enlargement of the right inferior turbinate and gasification of the middle turbinate on both sides.

Thickening of the soft tissues of the posterior parietal wall of the nasopharynx. Images: Slight thickening of local mucosa in bilateral upper frontal sinuses, deviation of the left side of the nasal septum, hypertrophy of the right turbinates, gasification of bilateral middle turbinates, and thickening of the soft tissues of the posterior wall of the nasopharyngeal parietal.

Nasal septum deviation surgery can help patients return to normal nasal breathing, which is more in line with the basic principles of rhinoplasty. The operation is very detailed, so the doctor's skills and surgical care requirements are very high during the operation, and it is better to go to a better hospital like Chengmei.

The nasal septum deviation correction can be used for the deviation of the nasal septum, and with the cooperation of the nasal endoscope, the deviation of the nasal septum can be corrected, so as to improve the nasal ventilation and achieve the purpose of the first grade. If there are both nasal polyps or turbinate enlargement, surgery for nasal polyps and turbinates should be performed first. If nasal ventilation improves and nasal symptoms disappear, a deviated septum may not be treated.

Deviated nasal septum is a high-incidence nasal deformity disease, and the main symptoms of this disease are alternating or persistent nasal congestion, reflex headache, nosebleeds, purulent discharge, etc. Nasal septum deviation surgery mainly uses nasal speculal minimally invasive surgery, this surgery is basically no trauma, safe and efficient, recovery is very fast, there is still a certain risk of nasal septum deviation surgery before, but as far as the current medical level is concerned, the risk of nasal septum surgery is very small, or it is zero risk, the best way to correct nasal septum deviation is nasal speculal minimally invasive surgery, if the nasal septum deviation affects your breathing or nose ventilation, you can consider surgical correction, the risk is generally not large, In the case of minor otolaryngology surgeries, the purpose of the surgery is mainly to improve the ventilation function of the nose and has no effect on the appearance.

There is some risk that a perforated septum may occur, but it is generally not. My nasal septum deviation was corrected by endoscopic surgery. It will be painful to do it later because a part of the cartilage tissue will have to be removed.

You say the headache is more likely that you have sinusitis. If the septum is deviated, only surgery can be real**. Hope it helps!

Hello, nasal septal deviation surgery is mainly an endoscopic surgery, which can preserve the bone and cartilage of the original normal nasal septum, as well as the function of the nasal septum. There are risks in surgery, but the risks are smaller, and the biggest risk of septal deviation surgery is a perforated septum. Nasal septum surgery usually separates the mucosa on both sides of the nasal septum, and then removes the cartilage and bone in the middle of the nasal septum mucosa.

Nasal septum surgery is a minor surgery. The risks of surgery are related to the medical equipment environment of the hospital and the skills of the specialists. So, you should go to the hospital and have a doctor's look. Goshu Plastic Surgery Hospital is good.

If you are over 18 years of age, endoscopic surgery is recommended**.

Surgery to correct a deviated septum can be done. This can be done under general or local anesthesia.

In fact, there are risks in any surgery, but the risk of this kind of surgery in a regular hospital is quite low, and a small surgery is well cared for after surgery if it is fully recovered. It is advisable to do it earlier and earlier.

I hope you can help you.

There are risks associated with surgery, but the septum is a minor surgery.

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If there are obvious nasal congestion, headaches, nosebleeds and other uncomfortable symptoms of a deviated nasal septum, and you want to correct it, you can only do it through surgery**. Conservative ** is not effective, of course, you should also pay attention to nasal care after surgery.

Nasal septum deviation is classified according to the deviation location: it can be divided into high, low, anterior, and posterior deviation, and classified according to the shape of the deviation: C-shaped, S-shaped, cristae, spinous process.

Classification according to the direction of the deviation: there are longitudinal, transverse and oblique deviations. It is recommended to check and clarify the specific type and adopt the normative **.

It is best to go to a local public hospital for consultation and examination**. Nasal septum deviation mainly refers to an intranasal deformity in which one or both sides of the nasal septum is deviated or has local protrusions, causing nasal dysfunction and producing symptoms. Most people have varying degrees of deviation of the nasal septum, but whether or not they cause nasal symptoms often depends on the following factors:

1) The degree and form of deviation, if there is an obvious local protrusion, the part is in the nasal valve area; (2) the degree of turbinate bone gasification; (3) Whether the bone at the lateral edge of the piriform foramen or the cartilage in the nasal valve area is deformed.

Generally, a deviated septum does not cause symptoms and does not need to be **, but once symptoms appear (like you have sinusitis), you must pay attention to it and check it in time**. It is recommended that you choose a professional and regular hospital to see.

If it doesn't affect ventilation, you can leave him alone for the time being.

You two noses.

Is the sub-ventilation even, that is, the feeling that one nostril is more ventilated and the other nostril is less ventilated, and when sleeping, there is more ventilation from the top and less ventilation from the bottom. If both nostrils are ventilated the same, it is not used. I decided to do this surgery because I felt that one side of my nostrils was ventilated more than the other side was less ventilated, and only surgery could solve it, because it was a bone problem, and any medicine I took and sprayed on it didn't work.

It is best to perform Chinese medicine first**, and it is really not possible to do the surgery.

Your upper frontal sinusitis and ethmoid sinusitis are caused by a deviated septum, and the next step will be chronic rhinitis, and a deviated septum will worsen with the development of your rhinitis. If you do it as soon as possible, if it further causes turbinate hypertrophy, frontal sinusitis, etc., it will be more painful during surgery.

Try to go to a big hospital when doing it, although the fee is high, but the operation is more thorough, and if this operation is not done well, the nose will be deformed.

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Du isolation deviation is a question that most people will encounter.

DAO question, I often say to my patients: 7-8 out of 10 people will have a deviated septum, so don't feel this is weird. Nasal septum deviation is the problem of excessive deviation to the left, or excessive to the right, or both left to right, which can easily cause physiological dysfunction of the nasal cavity and sinuses, and produce symptoms such as nosebleeds, nasal congestion, and headaches.

Suggestion: First, the degree of nasal septum deviation is slight, and it does not affect normal breathing, so it is not noticed;

Second, the nasal septum is deviated and intermittently affects breathing, but it is not long-term, intermittent, in fact, this is mainly caused by inflammation and swelling of the nasal mucosa, especially after acute rhinitis, this symptom is more obvious;

Third, it has seriously affected breathing, long-term nasal congestion, serious complications, headaches, frequent nosebleeds, etc., at this time the necessary surgery is still very critical, surgery can effectively alleviate the symptoms of nasal congestion, but surgery is risky, all need to understand the risks, make the right choice.

Nasal septum surgery is already plastic surgery.

Severe deviation of the nasal septum, affecting one side of the nasal ventilation, requires surgery**.

As long as it does not interfere with ventilation and breathing, surgery is not necessary.

Let's do it, for the sake of the future.

If the diagnosis of nasal septum deviation is confirmed, and the patient has obvious nasal congestion, headache or epistaxis, the best thing to do is submucosal correction of the nasal septum, and the classic method is submucosal resection of the nasal septum.

If cosmetic and breathing is affected, surgery is recommended**.

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Frequent headaches, more severe when drinking, headaches accompanied by eye pain, colds, fevers are easy to cause pharyngeal discomfort, and it is not easy to get better. There are no obvious nasal symptoms, and every year during the physical examination, the ear, nose and throat doctor will say "your nasal septum is curved to the left".

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