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Nasopharynx block
The inner openings of my nose that connect toward my throat are blocked or congested. Because of this, I am
having headaches and pain or pressure in my nose, especially when I bend down. However, I can breathe normally through my nose, and my nose is not actually blocked. I’m wondering whether my headache and nasal pain could be caused by something else rather than nasal blockage.
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These symptoms could be related to sinusitis.
They can be caused by allergies , deviated nasal septum or any other pathology.
Next Steps
Nasal endoscopy to rule out sinusitis.
sos Xray or CT PNS
Consult for further management.
Health Tips
steam inhalation TDS
to drink luke warm water in the evening
avoid cold AC air.
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Hello. Hope you are keeping well.
The symptoms you are describing is pertains to sinusitis, which means the spaces in and around your face which are filled with air, are blocked.
A consult with a detailed evaluation would certainly help to confirm and treat
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You could start with steam inhalation before bedtime
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Dr. Jaimini Thakkar
ENT/ Otorhinolaryngologist
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It looks like you have sinusitis.
Steam inhalation
Nasal decongestants.
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