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Tired w/ Headaches 5 Weeks Post-op - Normal?

I Just Had Open Rhinoplasty Done 5 Weeks Ago. Is It Normal to Feel Tired Along W Headaches

4 Doctor Answers | Asked by Los Angeles192 in Los Angeles, CA
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Headaches an Fatigue 5 Weeks after Rhinoplasty

It is not normal to have fatigue and headaches 5 weeks after rhinoplasty. You should be evaluated by your surgeon -  these symptoms are probably related and can be relieved with proper treatment.
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Fatigue and headaches after rhinoplasty

At five weeks post rhinoplasty surgery, you are still healing and fatigue is not all that uncommon.  Headaches can be from almost anything and you may want to ge that checked out.
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Headache, fatigue and tiredness 5 weeks after cosmetic nosejob surgery (rhinoplasty)

Headaches and fatigue 5 weeks after surgery are very common but could be an indication of an underlying serious condition such as sinusitis which should be recognized and treated or observed.

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Tired with Headaches 5 Weeks After Rhinoplasty

Hi, No, it is not normal to feel tired and have headaches 5 weeks after rhinoplasty (unless you were like that before your surgery).  Contact your surgeon for evaluation.  A limited coronal CT scan may be helpful. Good luck and be well. Dr. P
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