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My Nose Vibrates when I Breathe Hard and I Got Rhinoplasty Atleast 4 Weeks Ago, What's Happening?

Sophia101Jul 12, 2013

My nose vibrates every time I breathe hard or blow my nose. Can someone tell me what's going on? I got my nose atleast 4 or 5 weeks ago

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