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Fess & Septoplasty doubt
Hi, I have done my Septoplasty + FESS 14 days back my right side nostril is completely clear but left side is still blocked. Also I spitting out dark blood till today is it normal? I can also see a turbinate like thing which is inside my left nostril is it swollen or blocking the nasal passage should we need to remove/reduce it again?
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Hello the view is not clear to say about the swelling but it is not turbinate. It takes time to relieve the blockage after surgery . The blood you are spitting out may be the clots from your nasal cavity. Visit your ENT consultant and follow the medications and advise given by him / her.
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Dr. Raj Narayan Samanta
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8 yrs exp
Bareilly
Further evaluation needed. It is common for spitting out dark blood Nothing to worry
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Nasal douching regularly
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