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Deviated Septum
I've lived with a Deviated Septum all my life and it's never been a problem.. even now I don't realise I have a deviated septum as my breathing is normal. The only time I realise it is when only one of my nostrils gets blocked when I have a sneezing bout due to allergy. Should I fix my deviated septum with surgery? Will my nose change its shape? Does a deviated septum aggravate allergic rhinitis?
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Not needed until you hv recurrent respiratory symptoms and sinusitis
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DNS or Deviated nasal septum is common in many people But it's operated only when indicated like extreme difficulty in breathing,infection,etc
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Avoid blocking of nostril by Saline nasal drops or Xylometazoline drops as of now but Consult ENT Surgeon for evaluation by examination directly They will grade ur severity and declare if correction needed or not
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As of now avoid blocking of nostril Home remedies like steam inhalation  ,inhalation of capsules( like karvel plus)
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If u r having problem better to do surgery
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