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Pain in nose when using eye glasses 2.5 years after septoplasty, is there a solution?

marg81Nov 11, 2024
Hi I did septoplasty before 2 and half years and till now i have pain in nose when i put glasses (even sun glasses) I checked my eye for any change in prescription, and tried multiple types of frames but it is same Is there any solution for this Thanks and regards

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