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another doctor i just watched says to aim for your throat because it needs to cover the skin all the way back in the nasal passage, and if you spray just the skin right at the front it won’t do anything. now you’re saying that’s bad, who do i believe 😭

Very helpful. Thank you Doc!

Thank you!

I don’t know the technical terms, but holy shit.

Thank you. Qu: i need to take flonase once a day, twice in each nostril. Should I be blowing my nose after the first set of sprays?

Cool! Man that is awesome! I can breathe better because of your office. Could not breath through left side and thought it as normal, since forever. When abnormal is your normal. *sigh*

Thank you!

How is it that so many doctors disagree with how nasal spray is designed to work and where to put it. Literally just watched 3 videos of claimed doctors and allergists ALL disagree with eachother

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My nasal spray won't spray 😅 just air comes out. Can't even open it 😂

Thank you, Doc

Thank you

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I would opt for Microdebrider or RF. These two methods are tissue sparing and can reduce your turbinates to allow for better breathing. Key is minor reduction, you don't want wide open nose that is bad, you need resistance in there for the air to move as intended. Less is more folks. My advice is to see out a very experienced ENT who has many years of practice and speak to him/her about their methods and what would be best for you. This is a major item so do your homework, get 1-3 different opinions also, no shame in it this it is your body so make sure you actually need it. Never remove all your turbinate or scissor cut them or burn them, that is a signal you have a terrible dr. I would also seek out allergy treatment, most of this is due to allergies and it will come back if you don't control your underlying issue. DO YOUR HOMEWORK!!!!

This is due to blood flow in the tissue, when you lay down the side closest to the bed will swell closed and the top side open, that is pretty normal for most people. Usually it is more pronounced when your tissue is boggy from years of irritation, your tissue loses its ability to constrict and you get more noticeable swelling. Most people can control this with sprays but for some it is too far gone and surgery probably is the only option to reduce the tissue back to normal. Cheers

Why not just use Sudafed? LOL it does not cause rebound and works as well. Not sure why folks even consider Afrin since it just messes things up more.

Big question, how long does this last before everything shifts back into original place? Looks safe compared to other methods just concerned about how long it lasts.

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bro its only been like 6 days in a row of me using afrin but Im starting to get scared of addiction because the swelling won't go away

I got the Flonase and musinex been using it everyday for weeks even got the sinupulse elite and the nasal strips, ayr nasal gel, even prednisone and I've been adding saline for months....idk what to do anymore 😢 it's raising my heart rate and I've been to Soo many dr.s I just don't even want to live like this I get panic attacks Soo bad when I can't breathe. I feel like I've done everything possible 😭 please help me I'll try anything....I'm even on antibiotics once a month since! Idk what to do. I'll try this strict protocol and comment back. I can't believe this is an otc medication it's ruined my life....I'm even getting horrible neck pain from the spray because it's strangling the veins in my neck. Hurts about an hour after I use it and is relieved with a hot compress on my neck Thanks for making this video I hope it works I'll do anything

Why not just have turbinate reduction surgery?

I wish I did this before I had nose surgery, and now my nose stay dry and stuffy & constant sinus headaches...

I hope this will come to the Netherlands, i need more, better options :(

Does this help turbinates?

thank u sir

thank u sir

You are one of the best nasal doctors I have ever seen.

You are a legendary doctor

You removed your video describing the different methods of reduction. Any reason?

Does anyone have the link to the bad options. Some of the over counter medication like Mucinex D can cause bounce back. I wasn’t sure if there were others

Please keep uploading these videos. It really helps. Thank you.

How much does it cost. How long does it take to the turbinates to grow back?

Can it be used to treat inferior turbinate hypertrophy alone? I got my septum straight already but my turbinates are still swollen. All the other procedures for turbinate reduction look very dangerous.

Do steroids work in chronic hypertrophic rhinitis? Whats the efficacy? How to deal with steroid induced nasal dryness when saline irrigation isnt effective?

Do you know of any doctors that use TRACT in West Virginia or Ohio?

Your disclaimer reads; “I get paid for teaching other surgeons how to use Trudi.” But you claim you have no financial conflict....

Is there any place to do this treatment in Asia or middle-east countries?

Pshudoephedrine is bad, but oxymetazoline is not bad at all. He is lying

How much it costs if there is no insurance that covers?

This looks like the safest turbinate procedure I’ve seen yet. I suffer from enlarged turbinates, both sides give me trouble. I’m highly interested in seeing you for this procedure. Is there somewhere I can read patient reviews on this?

Yes, this is what I have had for years. I went to an ENT Dr and he couldn’t find anything wrong.

Hi sir which procedure is best for nasal turbinate hypertrophy reduction?

With so much conflicting information, it might be quite the challenge to discover it is possible to remove these nose problems within less than a week by utilizing a couple of natural ingredients.

Can this spray use for moths..? Or 3 to 5 days..

Can this problem gone its own..?

Can be this procedure done after septoplasty? I have still turbinates swelling after radiofreqnt IT

Do I have to take it for a short time then stop or do i take it for the rest of my life?