I have a straight nose w a slight septal deviation(not sure if having a small nose makes a difference). My turbinates are normal, sinuses healthy, blood vessels are tense due to nonallergic rhinitis(no real structural changes though during flare-ups), the main problem is my airflow feels mediocre(I rely on Breathe Right strips). The right nostril seems to normally suck in a tad too much as well (would straightening the septum fix that)? I’ve never had work done on my nose and am very scared.
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