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Consider consulting with your Internist or a reputable neurologist for evaluation of your headaches. Nasal fractures may lead to localized nasal pain. Hope this helps you. Dr Joseph
It’s not unusual for patients to experience headachesfollowing nasal fractures. Theseheadaches may occur for a variety of reasons and should therefore beinvestigated when they occur.In somecases, the primary source of headaches may be the nasal fracture itself.In other cases, headaches may be related todamage to adjacent anatomic structures.Forthese reasons persistent headaches following facial trauma should always beevaluated by a specialist. If headachesare associated with your nasal fracture, it’s important to discuss the problemwith your plastic surgeon so an appropriate referral can be made.
This is possible. I recommend you see your doctor for an assessment, as headaches may be caused by other things as well.
Reoccurring headaches after trauma is often an indication that your body is responding in a negative way to your broken nose. In fact, headaches have been shown to be a symptom of a broken nose. For a clearer understanding of the root of your headaches and to evaluate whether or not further medical treatment (a possible rhinoplasty procedure) is necessary, consult a qualified plastic surgeon.
You should really seek medical evaluation if you have continued headaches after a broken nose. You may have a another injury which was not identified at the time of your broken nose or you may have a complication from your broken nose. Either way, you should be seen by your doctor for evaluation. Good luck.
Hi Glen, I am getting a headache just thinking about your question! If your headaches persist, you should be examined by a physician to make sure that you are okay...Okay? If your nasal septum was dislocated and is pressing against your nasal turbinates, that could result in persistent headaches. I hope that you are well and that by the time you read this your headaches have gone away for good. Be well. Dr. P Hope you didn't watch the Cowboy-Redskin game tonight, your headache would be worse!
Yes, you can have pain and headaches after a broken nose, however, you might also have a concussion if the fracture was recent. I urge you to see a physician and let them know the symptoms you are having.
A recent or an old nasal fracture can cause headaches. The bottom line is, you need to be evaluated by a physician to determine if the broken nose is indeed the cause of your headaches or if there is another cause.
Obviously if this is recent trauma you certainly can have headaches. You should have this checked out.
Thanks for the question. Yes a old fracture untreated nose can cause headaches. Seek opinion from ENT or Plastic Surgeons in your area. You will most likely need surgery to help correct this.
It’s not unusual for the nostrils to appear large following rhinoplasty surgery. This is especially true when extensive work has been performed upon the nasal bridge. Unfortunately, there are no non-surgical methods for the correction of this problem. In many patients this ...
Yes, of course, if you are concerned, let your surgeon know, and perhaps schedule follow up appointment for evaluation. It is easily possible after four weeks to still have some discoloration, but by six weeks, this generally resolves.
It is possible to reduce the size of your nostrils with an alar base reduction and refine the nasal tip with an open rhinoplasty. Use of computer imaging software allows us to give the patient an idea of the end result of surgery. It also serves as a goal to follow in the operating...