Wednesday, 29 August 2018
What are some good questions to ask about my pre deviated septum surgery?
Is operation the only solution for a deviated nasal septum?
What is the difference between sinusitis and a deviated septum? How do you treat a deviated septum other than with surgery?
What would be the cost for surgery on a deviated nasal septum in a city like Bangalore?
I have DNS (deviated nasal septum), but I have not faced any problem in free breathing until now (22 years). Will it be a problem in the medical tests after AFSB for the Indian Air Force?
Is a person undergoing surgery for a deviated nasal septum going to be in much pain after the procedure?
Should I have my deviated septum fixed?
If I am getting my deviated septum corrected, can the surgeon shape up my nose a little bit if he's willing?
Can a deviated nasal septum lead to rejection from the SSB?
What are the side effects of deviated septum surgery?
With Balloon Sinuplasty, there is no cutting of nasal bone or tissue. With Balloon Sinuplasty, ENT doctors open inflamed sinuses in the same way that heart surgeons open up blocked arteries during balloon angioplasty. The procedure is less invasive than traditional sinus surgery, and effective at relieving symptoms of chronic sinusitis. Balloon Sinuplasty allows patients to return to normal activities quickly. Unlike conventional sinus surgery, it does not include removal of bone or tissue from the nose. And, Balloon Sinuplasty is now offered by some doctors in their office under local anesthesia, so that there is no need to go to an operating room or undergo general anesthesia.
While recovery time varies with each patient, recovery is typically fast. In a study of in-office balloon dilation, most patients returned to work and normal activity within 2 days.
However, even I am suffering the same since childhood, though in my case it is just moderate.
Again, in my experience, I have also seen patients find no relief in Sinoplasty but still its far better and you get immediate relief to a major extent in most cases.
See its like this there are chances you will get completely cured or in case the symptoms might return as well.
Its just sometimes you are body is susceptible to DNS.
So, in the long run if you have the time and patience and believe in holistic healing, then I would suggest you go for Yoga and practice breathing excercise also called Pranayam.
Some of them are alternative nostril breathing (AnilomVilom) and Kapalabhati. With these techniques you can surely get cured of your DNS but it will take around 6 months to 1 year. But life long you will be cured. You just have to find a right Yoga Guru and you have to increase the intensity of the breathing excercise as you start.
Also Neti Pot ( Please Google -Nasal irrigation), is excellent. It hardly takes 5 minutes everyday. It might be hard in the beginning but don't give up. Surely, if you get a Good Yoga Teacher he can help you in 3-6 months time.
This is my experience. Now I am just doing Neti Poti and I am fine but I have to do it religiously without missing.
So read my other answers if your sinus is chronic or has been there for more than six months for a holistic solution.
Off late i also found something called Salt room therapy. While relaxing in one of treatment rooms, customers inhale the dry, salt-enriched air deep down into the lungs, where the healing benefits do their greatest healing. The salt loosens the mucus, which begins to clear quickly, and inflammation is reduced, which makes more room in the airways for you to breathe. Symptoms subside, sometimes for up to 12 months.
Dry salt air is more powerful than moist air. The negatively charged ions in salt improve our health and mood. Inhaling particles may reduce inflammation and mucus in the lungs, improving most respiratory conditions such as asthma, allergies, bronchitis, sinus congestion and Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD).
See if you have it nearby or see if you can customize, like use a nebulizer at home. BUT MAKE SURE YOU KNOW HOW TO PREPARE THE RIGHT SALT WATER OR SALINE SOLUTION. PLUS ENSURE ITS HYGENIC AND YOU HAVE CONSULTED A DOCTOR WHILE CUSTOMIZING YOUR SALT ROOM THERAPY USING A NEBULIZER AT HOME.
Could a deviated septum have been the "real" cause behind so called intellectual agonies/anxieties of so many intellectual figures which they've sublimated into art/philosophy/aesthetic bliss?
Somethings cannot be proved or always debatable. Yes i have noticed a similar pattern where people with DNS are always under agony. One is coz of the poor breathing which is like though it is painless and almost invisible or the person gets used to it. But yes poor breathing leads to a lot of problems. Its like if your breathing is poor, leads to poor health, leads to poor life quality, leads to anxiety.
But everything has exceptions. I have seen, read about people become brilliant at some art, got a super talent after a major accident.
Similarly you have to understand people with DNS breathe differently, and they too seem to have a easily have a creative bent of mind. (yes breathing is poor when compared to normal, but who defines what is normal).
Now as i said this is debatable if you want, or believable if you want to.
We think honey bees are good for just nectar, breed, make honey, and die. But in larger picture, if there are no bees entire world will collapse within seven days. Google it. So go to deep of anything, then you will know what i mean when people with DNS have poor life is, some are talented, some are just sick, some are normal.
So read my other answers if your DNS is chronic or has been there for more than six months for a holistic solution.
Off late i also found something called Salt room therapy. While relaxing in one of treatment rooms, customers inhale the dry, salt-enriched air deep down into the lungs, where the healing benefits do their greatest healing. The salt loosens the mucus, which begins to clear quickly, and inflammation is reduced, which makes more room in the airways for you to breathe. Symptoms subside, sometimes for up to 12 months.
Dry salt air is more powerful than moist air. The negatively charged ions in salt improve our health and mood. Inhaling particles may reduce inflammation and mucus in the lungs, improving most respiratory conditions such as asthma, allergies, bronchitis, sinus congestion and Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD).
See if you have it nearby or see if you can customize, like use a nebulizer at home. BUT MAKE SURE YOU KNOW HOW TO PREPARE THE RIGHT SALT WATER OR SALINE SOLUTION. PLUS ENSURE ITS HYGENIC AND YOU HAVE CONSULTED A DOCTOR WHILE CUSTOMIZING YOUR SALT ROOM THERAPY USING A NEBULIZER AT HOME.
With Balloon Sinuplasty, there is no cutting of nasal bone or tissue. With Balloon Sinuplasty, ENT doctors open inflamed sinuses in the same way that heart surgeons open up blocked arteries during balloon angioplasty. The procedure is less invasive than traditional sinus surgery, and effective at relieving symptoms of chronic sinusitis. Balloon Sinuplasty allows patients to return to normal activities quickly. Unlike conventional sinus surgery, it does not include removal of bone or tissue from the nose. And, Balloon Sinuplasty is now offered by some doctors in their office under local anesthesia, so that there is no need to go to an operating room or undergo general anesthesia.
While recovery time varies with each patient, recovery is typically fast. In a study of in-office balloon dilation, most patients returned to work and normal activity within 2 days.
However, even I am suffering the same since childhood, though in my case it is just moderate.
Again, in my experience, I have also seen patients find no relief in Sinoplasty but still its far better and you get immediate relief to a major extent in most cases.
See its like this there are chances you will get completely cured or in case the symptoms might return as well.
Its just sometimes you are body is susceptible to DNS.
So, in the long run if you have the time and patience and believe in holistic healing, then I would suggest you go for Yoga and practice breathing excercise also called Pranayam.
Some of them are alternative nostril breathing (AnilomVilom) and Kapalabhati. With these techniques you can surely get cured of your DNS but it will take around 6 months to 1 year. But life long you will be cured. You just have to find a right Yoga Guru and you have to increase the intensity of the breathing excercise as you start.
Also Neti Pot ( Please Google -Nasal irrigation), is excellent. It hardly takes 5 minutes everyday. It might be hard in the beginning but don't give up. Surely, if you get a Good Yoga Teacher he can help you in 3-6 months time.
This is my experience. Now I am just doing Neti Poti and I am fine but I have to do it religiously without missing.
Should I get my deviated nasal septum operated?
Is nasal specific technique a legitimate alternative to septoplasty for correcting a deviated septum?
Should I get my deviated nasal septum operated?
With Balloon Sinuplasty, there is no cutting of nasal bone or tissue. With Balloon Sinuplasty, ENT doctors open inflamed sinuses in the same way that heart surgeons open up blocked arteries during balloon angioplasty. The procedure is less invasive than traditional sinus surgery, and effective at relieving symptoms of chronic sinusitis. Balloon Sinuplasty allows patients to return to normal activities quickly. Unlike conventional sinus surgery, it does not include removal of bone or tissue from the nose. And, Balloon Sinuplasty is now offered by some doctors in their office under local anesthesia, so that there is no need to go to an operating room or undergo general anesthesia.
While recovery time varies with each patient, recovery is typically fast. In a study of in-office balloon dilation, most patients returned to work and normal activity within 2 days.
However, even I am suffering the same since childhood, though in my case it is just moderate.
Again, in my experience, I have also seen patients find no relief in Sinoplasty but still its far better and you get immediate relief to a major extent in most cases.
See its like this there are chances you will get completely cured or in case the symptoms might return as well.
Its just sometimes you are body is susceptible to DNS.
So, in the long run if you have the time and patience and believe in holistic healing, then I would suggest you go for Yoga and practice breathing excercise also called Pranayam.
Some of them are alternative nostril breathing (AnilomVilom) and Kapalabhati. With these techniques you can surely get cured of your DNS but it will take around 6 months to 1 year. But life long you will be cured. You just have to find a right Yoga Guru and you have to increase the intensity of the breathing excercise as you start.
Also Neti Pot ( Please Google -Nasal irrigation), is excellent. It hardly takes 5 minutes everyday. It might be hard in the beginning but don't give up. Surely, if you get a Good Yoga Teacher he can help you in 3-6 months time.
This is my experience. Now I am just doing Neti Poti and I am fine but I have to do it religiously without missing.
What is the best therapy for Deviated Nasal Septum?
What is the worst thing about having a nasal septum surgery?
Read on Google, heard pain, infection, bleeding and re-occurrence are common drawbacks.
Can a person with a bent nasal septum on the left side has a capacity of 50 percent succeed in sports?
Yes but it depends. See DNS means breathing is usually less and rapid. Compared to normal person you are breathing less. Say can you lift a weight, long jump etc without taking a deep breathe. So DNS affects your ability. But conditions apply, usually if you are young, always been active, if you are strong person, might not show any difference. But if i was physically weak, or if DNS is huge, if my deviation is huge in nose breathing is even more restricted. So lot of factors count but yes we can say after diagnosis whether your DNS is mild, severe or moderate and is it going to affect your sports.
So read my other answers if it is chronic or has been there for more than six months for a holistic solution.
Off late i also found something called Salt room therapy. While relaxing in one of treatment rooms, customers inhale the dry, salt-enriched air deep down into the lungs, where the healing benefits do their greatest healing. The salt loosens the mucus, which begins to clear quickly, and inflammation is reduced, which makes more room in the airways for you to breathe. Symptoms subside, sometimes for up to 12 months.
Dry salt air is more powerful than moist air. The negatively charged ions in salt improve our health and mood. Inhaling particles may reduce inflammation and mucus in the lungs, improving most respiratory conditions such as asthma, allergies, bronchitis, sinus congestion and Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD).
See if you have it nearby or see if you can customize, like use a nebulizer at home. BUT MAKE SURE YOU KNOW HOW TO PREPARE THE RIGHT SALT WATER OR SALINE SOLUTION. PLUS ENSURE ITS HYGENIC AND YOU HAVE CONSULTED A DOCTOR WHILE CUSTOMIZING YOUR SALT ROOM THERAPY USING A NEBULIZER AT HOME
With Balloon Sinuplasty, there is no cutting of nasal bone or tissue. With Balloon Sinuplasty, ENT doctors open inflamed sinuses in the same way that heart surgeons open up blocked arteries during balloon angioplasty. The procedure is less invasive than traditional sinus surgery, and effective at relieving symptoms of chronic sinusitis. Balloon Sinuplasty allows patients to return to normal activities quickly. Unlike conventional sinus surgery, it does not include removal of bone or tissue from the nose. And, Balloon Sinuplasty is now offered by some doctors in their office under local anesthesia, so that there is no need to go to an operating room or undergo general anesthesia.
While recovery time varies with each patient, recovery is typically fast. In a study of in-office balloon dilation, most patients returned to work and normal activity within 2 days.
However, even I am suffering the same since childhood, though in my case it is just moderate.
Again, in my experience, I have also seen patients find no relief in Sinoplasty but still its far better and you get immediate relief to a major extent in most cases.
See its like this there are chances you will get completely cured or in case the symptoms might return as well.
Its just sometimes you are body is susceptible to DNS.
So, in the long run if you have the time and patience and believe in holistic healing, then I would suggest you go for Yoga and practice breathing excercise also called Pranayam.
Some of them are alternative nostril breathing (AnilomVilom) and Kapalabhati. With these techniques you can surely get cured of your DNS but it will take around 6 months to 1 year. But life long you will be cured. You just have to find a right Yoga Guru and you have to increase the intensity of the breathing excercise as you start.
Also Neti Pot ( Please Google -Nasal irrigation), is excellent. It hardly takes 5 minutes everyday. It might be hard in the beginning but don't give up. Surely, if you get a Good Yoga Teacher he can help you in 3-6 months time.
This is my experience. Now I am just doing Neti Poti and I am fine but I have to do it religiously without missing.
