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How long till back to normal? I had sinus surgery on this past Tuesday. The dr told me little. (photos)

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beachdontkillmyvibeApr 6, 2016
I have had constant bleeding 25/7. Having to change this pad like every 4 hours. The worst was waking up from anesthesia and throwing up hard, projectile. Coughing up blood mucus. Now in my nose it's dark to black blood color. Is this normal? Dizziness too. ears cleaned out and they crackling and strange. woke up I felt deaf. Ringing since 2013 wonder if my Eustachian tubes have collapsed or what? Need responses. Have had two sinus infections in 4 months, the first was like rubber cement mucus!

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Ethem Sahin, MD

The sinus problem can be due to many things. First of all, you should be examined and tested in terms of allergy, a complete questioning should be done, and a recent sinus tomography should be viewed from all aspects. If you send these to me I can help you more. My thesis is allergic rhinitis...

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Mark Loury, MD, FACS (retired)

To be honest I am having a hard time understanding your problem. Other than an empty nose syndrome which causes too much dryness I can't imagine a reason why one would want to narrow the maxillary sinus opening. If the opening is too large then dry ulcers can form on the back wall of the sinus...

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Alexis Furze, MD

Try not to worry to much about your facial asymmetry. Everybody has some level of facial asymmetry which is normal. Sometimes some of these asymmetries can be camouflaged by having simple Botox or filler treatments for the soft tissue asymmetry. Any underlying bony asymmetry can be quit...

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