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Blocked nose and breathlessness
I do not breathe properly through my nose and nose is always heavy and closed. I have no problem like cough, sneeze, cold or sore throat. My 2 times operation of Deviated nasal septum and saptoplasty has also been done in 2012 and 2018.  But every time after a few days of opertaion the same chronic condition occurs.  My nose is always closed and I do not get breath properly due to which I feel suffocated and batchy and it is not clear from my eyes due to this reason, because of which I do not even drive.  All my life has been suffering from this problem and I can not tell you how sad I am. Is there any permanent solution to this problem or not.  What is the reason for this problem? Which treatment should I take so that I can get rid of breathing problem through my nose for a lifetime. I also smoke up to 6 cigarettes a day.  Guide me to solve this problem of mine. Please I am very sad and I have had this problem for almost 8 years. 8 years ago I was absolutely fine. what to do??
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If you have got any CT scan done or x-rays done of your nose previously please share we need to know the details of your problem and the course of your disease if it is recurrent there are chances of allergy also.
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Take steam two times a day on a regular basis and do breathing exercise two times a day on a regular basis avoid taking cold air exposure and taking cold water.
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