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Crooked Nose, Clogged Nostrils And Breath Comes Out Uneven. Feels Numb And Tickles On Touch. Nose Bled Severely After A Collision. Broken Nose?
when i was very little perhaps three and a couple of months in day care i was playing ball and me and this other little girl bumped her forehead ran into my nose. Immediately after the my nose started bleed and i bleed a long time that the worker who worked there called my mom that if i kept bleeding i would have to be picked up by my parents because my nosebleed would not stop , now that i'm older (15) i think my nose may be fracture or broken , my symptoms are: slightly crooked nose, nostrils always clogged, and if i put a finger in front of my nose and breath one side blows out my air than the other , also i don't know if that's one of a broken nose symptom but my nose feels numb like and kinda tickles when i put glasses on or touch it right where the bone starts... Could i possibly have a broken nose?
Tue, 29 Oct 2013
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You might be having a deviated nasal septum. This causes clogged nostrils and inequal breathing through one nostril. I suggest that you consult an ENT surgeon and get yourself examined by your doctor.
Research has shown the importance of surgical treatment of nasal septal deviation in children as early correction of functional and cosmetic nose deformities.It further says that surgical treatment of nasal septal deviation (in children of your age) must to be conservative and limited on injured part of septum. After the operation nose breathing significantly improved, without consequences on esthetic appearance or the growth of central part of a face.
Hope this helps
Thanks for writing in.
You might be having a deviated nasal septum. This causes clogged nostrils and inequal breathing through one nostril. I suggest that you consult an ENT surgeon and get yourself examined by your doctor.
Research has shown the importance of surgical treatment of nasal septal deviation in children as early correction of functional and cosmetic nose deformities.It further says that surgical treatment of nasal septal deviation (in children of your age) must to be conservative and limited on injured part of septum. After the operation nose breathing significantly improved, without consequences on esthetic appearance or the growth of central part of a face.
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