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Anecdotally, I had a deviated septum correction and turbinate reduction (not complete removal.. I think they were cauterized down?) surgery last spring. It was
by bickfordb 5y ago
Anecdotally, I had a deviated septum correction and turbinate reduction (not complete removal.. I think they were cauterized down?) surgery last spring. It was mildly uncomfortable for a day or two after the surgery. Before the surgery I was a chronic snorer and couldn't breathe through solely my nose when running/cycling. I would get awful daily sinus headaches that would make it really difficult to focus on coding. I now no longer snore at all and can breathe through my nose all the time and am a lot more comfortable during aerobic exercise and my headaches are mostly gone. I still use antihistamines and sinus rinses to keep the rear part of my sinuses from bothering me.
- pizza234 5y agoAnecdata as well: I had similar conditions, procedure, and outcome. Unfortunately though, my nose worsened (got progressively stuck again) in the few subsequent years, although, better than it was before surgery.