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Deviated nasal septum
I was diagnosed by CT for DNS 6 months ago, the deviation is towards right but sinuses were empty, since past two months i am have having sore throat, sound of cracking between nose and ear while doing movements like chewing, speaking or eating.Also i notice small lymph nodes in neck.
Are all this linked to dns? Also i have habit of sleeping with on side with mouth open , drooling since long which have started causing pain in my jaws after waking up.
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Other symptoms may or may not be associated with DNS
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Dr. Rajen Patel
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26 yrs exp
Surat
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