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Hi metoonow and thank you for your question.Hoarseness after surgery is a common complaint due to intubation and irritation of the voice box. Many times turbinate reduction surgery is done under general anesthesia with intubation. I'm not sure how this procedure was performed for you, but I would supposed that if you were intubated, then the hoarseness is potentially coming from that. For persistent hoarseness, a head and neck surgeon can take a look at your voice box to examine the cause of your hoarseness.Good luck!
As long as the surgeon has time on his schedule the day of your surgery, it is not improper or too late to ask about adding a procedure. Rhinoplasty and different types of genioplasty are frequently done in conjunction with each other. The important thing is to get in to see him/her for an e...
Many insurance companies provide coverage for surgery to treat deviated nasal septums. Unfortunately many current policies will cover only a small portion of the cost of the procedure. Check with your surgeon's insurance billing office to assess your policy. Rhinoplasty is almost never c...
Dear Stev92, Thank you for your question. Based on the description, this appears to be the bottom end of your septum. It is unlikely to cause any further problems, other than breathing, which seems to not be an issue for you. If your GP is willing to refer you, I would encourage you to see an ...
It is not uncommon to have some intermittent difficulty breathing through the nose only two weeks after nasal surgery. If you were able to breathe well when the splints were removed, that is a good sign that you will feel that way again once things are completely healed. There can...
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