I got a blocked nose every single day. What can I do to solve this problem?

There are many issues that can cause nasal obstruction inside the nose which include a deviated septum, valve collapse, vestibular stenosis, turbinate hypertrophy, chronic sinusitis, a broken nose, and allergies. Each one of these issues are treated differently with either surgery or medications...

Breathing through one side at a time is normal for the nose. it is called the nasal cycle. This has to do with the nasal turbinates. A crooked nasal septum can make one side always more blocked. You might need medical treatment by an otolaryngologist or allergist. This can sometimes fix the...

Yes, it is possible for the surgeon to put some cartilage back into the turbinate tissue to try an make it bigger, tho it is not a common procedure.  I would trust what your surgeon says and follow his advice as he knows your anatomy better than anyone since he did the original surgeryMaybe...

The outfracture procedure  is routinely performed by most ENTs as part of a turbinate reduction surgery.  The outfracture procedure itself has no significant complications that I am aware of.  No of the issues you are experiencing would be related to the outfracture of the...

When a septoplasty is performed by itself, there should be no change in nasal shape or support. Usually just the center of the septum is removed or straightened and structure is not altered. I would recommend consulting with a rhinoplasty specialist so they can evaluate you in person to see what...

I'm sorry to hear about your assault. In most instances after trauma, when the bones and soft tissue heals, the pain diminishes. It is uncommon to have new onset pain 10 months after a injury. I would recommend seeing a local ENT facial plastic surgeon who can check out your nose and sinuses....