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Mouth breathing
I am doing mouth breathing while sleeping...i am having dns(deviated nasal spectrum)..is it coz of dns i am doing mouth breathing?how to stop?i am having problem in morning i.e bulgum coming out,sneezing..what is the permanent solution?i hav heard of dna surgery which is septoplasty..but a ent doctor told me that after 6-8 months nasal spectrum again becomes deviated..is it true? I want a permanent solution..pls do suggest..
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Dr. Gladson Guddappa Uchil
Allergist/Immunologist
26 yrs exp
Bangalore
No.. Septoplasty if done by an experienced ENT Surgeon will be a once in a lifetime procedure. If you are able to come down to Bengaluru for about 10 days, I can help you. You actually need only about 6-8 hours hospitalisation but post surgery, you will need to visit my clinic every other day for proper post-operative treatment and cleaning. This meticulous post operative management is the secret of my great results ...both functionally and cosmetically.
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Dr. Pinaki Mazumder
Otologist/ Neurotologist
34 yrs exp
Kolkata
If septoplasty operation is done properly you will not suffer from nasal obstruction any more. Sneezing is another issue, usually it is due to nasal allergy or irritation. It has to be treated medically. Consult an experienced ENT surgeon and get operated. With best wishes.
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