What Can Be Done for Septum Pain and Deviation, and Enlarged Turbinates?

While you may have a deviated septum and or enlarged turbinates, pain in the nose typically indicates and acute and active process usually involving an inflammatory and or infectious process.  This should be treated appropriately with antibiotics or anti-inflammatory medication.  Once the acute issues have been stabilized and if you  to indeed have a deviated septum or enlarged turbinates these can be addressed with surgery at a later date.

If one has septal or turbinate pain and discomfort and has inferior turbinate hypertrophy and deviation, this can be improved with septal reconstruction and turbinate submucosal resection and/or infracture. I would be very cautious about saying that it will guarantee pain relief. It may improve the nasal airway and breathing but may not always relieve the pain.