Hi I went to specialist because my nose started making a flute/wind sound when I breath out. He didn’t find any nasal perforation, and the doctor said that the right side were really straight that he can see all the way back in my nose wall. What other things can cause this? Can the nose canal be so straight that is makes a turbine noise, or is that not possible? It’s so annoying and I feel depressed and tired. Please help me! I’m going to another specialist February 19th, what should I say?
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Answer: Turbulence air flow through the nose can cause whistling.
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...
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Your deviation seems to be quite high, one of your nasal passages is almost completely closed. For your breathing quality and a good life, I recommend that you see an ENT doctor and be examined as soon as possible, my suggestion for you is septorhinoplasty...
