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Snoring badly
One of my frined snores badly while sleeping. The X-Ray report of his nose bone revealed that his nose bone is bent. he also have sinus problem. please suggest a best doctor for this.
Asked On : Mon, 2 May 2011
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Hello,
How bad is the snoring ?
Are you spending sleepless nights with sound enveloping you, and your friend enjoying a peaceful sound (pun intended ) sleep !
As his X-Ray reveals that he has a deviated nasal septum and sinusitis too, he's apt to snore.
Sinusitis usually develops if nasal blockage due to deviated nasal septum has lasted long.
But the primary concern is to treat his deviated septum.
It can only be treated with Septoplasty ( surgery of the nasal septum).
It is a good and reliable procedure.
His sinusitis will resolve once his nasal passage starts remaining patent.
So, don't you worry; consult an ENT Specialist. He will solve the problem.
take care.
Wish you soundless nights !!!
How bad is the snoring ?
Are you spending sleepless nights with sound enveloping you, and your friend enjoying a peaceful sound (pun intended ) sleep !
As his X-Ray reveals that he has a deviated nasal septum and sinusitis too, he's apt to snore.
Sinusitis usually develops if nasal blockage due to deviated nasal septum has lasted long.
But the primary concern is to treat his deviated septum.
It can only be treated with Septoplasty ( surgery of the nasal septum).
It is a good and reliable procedure.
His sinusitis will resolve once his nasal passage starts remaining patent.
So, don't you worry; consult an ENT Specialist. He will solve the problem.
take care.
Wish you soundless nights !!!
Answered: Thu, 16 Aug 2012
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please find out a hospital of repute and attend the e n t department
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please find out a hospital of repute and attend the e n t department
consult with e n t surgeon
Answered: Mon, 2 May 2011
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