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CT Scan Says Deviated Nasal Septum. Suggestions?

MY WIFE IS 40 YEARS OLD, RECENTLY WE TOOK CT SCAN DUE TO COUGH & NOSE BLOCKAGE CONTINOUSLY, THE REPORT SAYS DEVIATED NASAL SEPTUMTO LEFT SEEN. MUCOSALTHICKENING SEEN IN LEFT MAXILLARY SINUS & BILATERAL ETHENSIDAL AIR CELLS, SOFT TISSUE DENSITY SEEN IN RIGHT MAXILLARY SINUS WITH WIDENING OF MAXILLARY ORTIUM. IMPRESSION:SINOSNASAL INFLAMMATORY DISESAE. DEVATED NASAL SEPTUM TO YYYY@YYYY
Thu, 15 Nov 2012
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Hello,
Deviated nasal septum or DNS as it is called, is a common condition causing breathing disturbances and sinus infections. As airway is blocked, either partially or totally, depending on the severity, the sinuses get inflamed. This results in post nasal discharge from the sinuses resulting in persistent cough. Remedy is through correction of the septal defect which will also cure the sinus problem. Please consult an ENT specialist for further advice. Take care.
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CT Scan Says Deviated Nasal Septum. Suggestions?

Hello, Deviated nasal septum or DNS as it is called, is a common condition causing breathing disturbances and sinus infections. As airway is blocked, either partially or totally, depending on the severity, the sinuses get inflamed. This results in post nasal discharge from the sinuses resulting in persistent cough. Remedy is through correction of the septal defect which will also cure the sinus problem. Please consult an ENT specialist for further advice. Take care.