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Bilateral concha bullosa
Does we have only surgical way to treat Bilateral concha bullosa
I have done a CT and I got Bilateral concha bullosa (right >left ) doctors suggest me the surgery ,
So please let me know is there any other way to treat this
Thanks a lot
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If it is symptomatic, nasal blockage or recurrent sinusitis etc.. Then surgery is the only option to treat it
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Surgery is only option if you are symptomatic..
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No there is no other way .. but you can avoid the surgery if your symptoms are not severe but in case your symptoms are severe like nose block or sinusitis then you have to undergo surgery.
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Dr. Jayanta Kumar Das
ENT/ Otorhinolaryngologist
13 yrs exp
Delhi
Surgery for symptomatic patients.need to check the CT film to see how big it is..
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