Hello, Could you please have a look at my picture at rest vs while taking a full inspiration. Is it normal for the valves to go inward a bit like this? When i lift my cheeks with my hand it feel a bit better when i breath.
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Answer: An examination would be necessary to answer your question.
You didn't mention in your narrative how long this noise has been present when you breathe through your nose. You are corrected a nasal septal perforation can cause nasal whistling, and sometimes it's just due to turbulent airflow due to somebody's normal internal nasal Anatomy. It's good that...
It could be likely that you have a deviated septum from the incident you had as a child. However, in order to evaluate and give you an accurate and appropriate diagnosis and evaluation it would be best to have a face to face consultation with a certified ENT.
Hi, the panorex is a great tomogram for the dental arch, but it is very poor for seeing/evaulating the inner workings of the nose. I would recommend seeing an ENT or ENT/plastic surgeon in the area to have him look inside your nose and evaluate you for treatment/correction of any breathing...