Results: Deviated Septum
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The nasal septum is the bone and cartilage that divides the nose into two somewhat equal passages (your nostrils). Sometimes the septum is crooked or off-centre resulting in the nasal passages being partially obstructed and often more narrow than usual. Do you have, or have you ever had, a deviated septum?
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A deviated septum is usually caused by blunt trauma, like a blow, to the face, but did you know that it can also be caused by by the nose being compressed during childbirth? Yes
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If you have (or had) a deviated septum, which of these common symptoms have you experienced as a result? chronic sinus infections
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snoring
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difficulty breathing
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repetitive sneezing
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facial pain
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mild to severe loss of ability to smell
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headaches
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visibly crooked nose
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N/A
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Other (please specify)
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If you have a deviated septum, have you ever considered (or have you had) corrective surgery (septoplasty) ? No, I have never considered having it
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Yes, I have considered it but can't be bothered or my symptoms don't bother me enough to do it
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Yes, I have had it done
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No, I didn't know I could get it corrected
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If you had Septoplasty done, did it resolve most of the problems associated with your deviated septum, ie: you experienced less sinus infections, could breathe more easily, stopped snoring, etc.? Yes, it cleared up all/most of my problems
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No, it didn't seem to help that much
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