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Nose and ear block
Is Septoplasty and sinus drain required for this condition because I don't have blocked nose always but frequently. I also feel ear block popping sound and right sided head and eye socket pain also having frequent cold whenever I have cold drink/water. Tried fluticose spray ans mon deslor tab no improvements.
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I think that there is component of allergy in your case and correction of septum and sinus drainage would not benefit for long term.Identity the allergens and try to avoid them.
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As the result suggests u have spur which is impinging the turbinate and if you have persistent problem inspite of medications u should plan to undergo septoplasty; ur symptoms of ear fullness, ear pop sound that is due to eustachian tube blockage for u should try doing valsalva maneuvar and steam inhalation and if still the problem persists u can under go eustachian tube dilatation for relief
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U can visit a nearby ENT specialist for proper clinical and endoscopic examination to decide further with the treatment
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Your symptoms â intermittent nasal block, ear popping, right-sided headache and eye socket pain, and cold sensitivity â suggest chronic sinusitis with possible Eustachian tube dysfunction. A deviated septum may be contributing. Since Fluticasone and Montelukast-Desloratadine haven't helped, this needs further investigation before deciding on surgery. Septoplasty and FESS (sinus surgery) are considered only after imaging confirms the extent of the problem.
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Get an HRCT PNS (CT scan of sinuses) to assess septal deviation and sinus disease. Then consult an ENT surgeon who can review the scan and advise if surgery is warranted. In the meantime, try saline nasal rinses twice daily for relief. Consult me on Practo for further guidance.
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If your symptoms are not resolving with medication and affecting your daily routine activities, advisable to go ahead for the surgery
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Hello. Hope you are doing well.
Having seen your reports and read your symptoms, a sinus surgery will have to be justified by an in person examination ( nasal endoscopy). Also, a septoplasty is more justified as a treatment to improve the quality of life by relieving symptoms. So it’s essentially your call.
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Kindly visit an ENT doctor.
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Do steam inhalation and avoid extreme temperature changes. Take care.
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Hello pa,
If your symptoms are not improving after the nasal sprays. We need to proceed with surgical management. But before that, a correct dose of the steroid nasal therapy for a correct duration should be done.
Kindly consult ENT specialist for further opinion
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Consult with ENT specialist for further opinion
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Hi
This report suggests of adenoid hypertrophy with mild sinusitis.
The adenoid hypertrophy could be a cause of the popping sound in the ear as it blocks the ear.
Also you have mild DNS as well.
Just the CT report does not warrant a surgery.
Need to correlate with nasal endoscopy.
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to see ENT surgeon for nasal endoscopy
Impedance audiometry.
Consult with reports for further opinion.
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Dr. Farheen Khan
ENT/ Otorhinolaryngologist
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Saharanpur
Yes you need surgery for this condition
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