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I had this done in 2004, at the age of 15, and likely needs doing it again now at the age of 35! I won't ever forget coming around from the op that I was put under GA, and I had 2 nurses over my body whilst recovering and they were chatting away about their love life, I was only 15 at the time so had more confidence than I perhaps would do now the nurses were talking about their bf's and whether they should dump him for cheating on her, obviously I stayed asleep longer than i should to hear the whole story, then at the end woke up and said, you should defo dump him, he doesn't deserve you! LOLOL the nurse was very embarrassed lol, hopefully if I need this op again I will get to hear more nurse stories ;)
Very sorry to hear about your issues, my ent surgeon wants to carry out outfracture on my nose but it sounds risky? Is this what caused your nasal valve collapse?
Thank you for staying the most important complication! I had a nose job my turbinates were outfractured causing this Doctors need to be more careful. I now have to wear something in my nose %99 of the time because I have nasal valve collapse. I have bones digging into my valve, no cartilage support ect, And can’t live a normal life now. Getting the ENS better was a feat and ill forever have PTSD & health issues from it but I really want to fix the collapse for my health as well and overall well being but am so afraid bc of that. I say fix the sinus issues naturally by any means. Sinuses are naturally supposed to function properly, do not interfere with the turbinates unless it’s for a damn good reason.
@@Big_ol_bassuse sinus rinse kit with water, make an allergic test, use natural nasal sprays includes Ocaliptus, you can also use Nazoster nasal spray, breathe right when you sleep etc. There are tons of options and if you have ens, there is no way back and no cure
@@Big_ol_bassdon’t talking sense to this person. Obviously an over reacting Karen. Yes it’s a small risk(I can’t remember the number but it’s low) if you can’t breath you die so what’s the option. If you NEED it get it done if not DONT. Iv to get mine done soon. Deviated septum, broken bone spur,1 sinus completely filled with a huge polyp and turbinate reduction. Iv asked the consultant to reduce the turbinates very slightly and if need be I’ll return for a second procedure. I figured out I can’t spend the rest of my life panting like a dog or dying because of sleep apnea. I also know turbinate issue can be fixed with fillers(imagine lip fillers) not sure how so many people go through the problem of ENS without having this knowledge.
“Singular 5mg chewable” instantly reduced the protruding turbinate in my nose. The 5mg chewable was amazing and started opening up my nasal passages almost instantly Now I’m starting the singular 10mg and loratadine allergy pills hoping for more permanent results. FYI: adrenaline helps as well
@@KhalKhtri i suffer from this syndrome myself A lot of people do so And we live in hell now You won't believe it until you get your turbinates touched and it would be too late to take advices
There seems to be so much negativity in this thread. I got my turbs reduced during my septoplasty. Life changing for the better. No allergies, can breathe great, working out is easier. Yes there are some cases of failure. But the vast vast majority are successful. It's the same with with literally any medical process. It'll never be 100%. But it'll be close.
Hi, I had been adressed with turbinoplasty too, some years ago. But have difficulties to breath well by my nose, because I guess too much volume was removed. Do you have a CT scanner of your sinuses that you took some time after your turbinate reduction? Just to compare your volume of turbinates with mine. I can send you my e-mail adress in private message. Kind regards, Camille
@@Sparklecupcake51Yes. My nose is wider and the ENT said the turbinates are like small bones. The doctor did something inside my nose that changed the left nostil shape. My nostrils no longer match. I regret losing the turbinates which moisture inside of nose. Please be careful who you trust.
@@Big_ol_bass there is actually a fairly new treatment called balloon turbinoplasty. It moves the turbinates into an open position using balloon dilation. a doctor in New York City Does this procedure. I haven’t heard much about it, but I’m looking into it.
I was born with just one on my left side and ever since I was a kid I've had many sleepless nights where I have felt that I couldn't breath, to this day it causes me alot of pain
This did not work for me. Actually it made my nasal obstruction worse because I didn’t know I was supposed to avoid certain foods that aren’t mucus producing.
I just had my turbinates reduced yesterday and got out of the hospital today, it had to be done because I was getting sick every month and taking weeks of school,
Hie doctor i have dns and nasal turbinate hypertrophy in my left nose...i visited 3 doctors they give me nasal spray for rhinitis allergy and suggested not to undergo surgery .But i can breath only 60 percent is this can causes further problems. Sometimes i feel congested usually during bed time.what should i do . please suggest something.
I've seen about 6 doctors during this year. My left nostril was blocked from time to time but almost all doctors I've seen said that it was normal and suggested me not to do a surgery. It's a normal situation during bed time feeling congested because your parasympathetic nervous system is active at night time.
@@WangXI_XIsympathetic, not parasympathetic. The parasympathetic nervous system is related to the left nostril. So if your left nostril is blocked, then your sympathetic system is more active in that moment. Which also means your digestion won't work as well at night, because the airway that feeds your parasympathetic system is blocked (the left nostril) Your parasympathetic system should be active at night. But if you're breathing through your right nostril, then it's not going to be as active as it should be. Thus your body is going to suffer from poor rest and digestion
Radiofrequency or coblation is not permanent solution. bone removal without removing the soft tissue inside of the turbinates and without outfracturing the turbinates is permanent, and it's the safest way, according to my surgeon.
I had this surgery before it is caused by swelling it should go down however sometimes this issue can return all together because I have to have revision surgery after 9 years
@@premsainayak2468 there’s a fairly new treatment to open up turbinates without cutting or surgery. It’s done by a doctor in New York City. It’s called balloon tutninoplasty. The turbinates are moved open without cutting or surgery. They are moved by balloon dilation. Dr Reitzen in NYC
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Is this good for Eustachian tube dysfunction I literally feel wet stuff behind my eardrum and my throat is backed up 24:7. I have tinnitus too and it came on after my ears felt like it expelled something from behind my ear drums or Eustachian tubes. Was super painful. Whenever I’m around loud sounds my ears get full. They are sensitive too and even when it’s quiet sometimes they sting. I swear I feel I have mucous or bad mucous somewhere in my sinuses and ears and throat and when I’m around sounds or if I record vocals my ears get full even more. So idk what the fuck to do. I got an ear tube and I had to get it out bc it was causing me anxiety and gave me low bass frequency hearing loss for the time I had the tube. I am trying to see if their is something to get rid of my sensitive issues and the mucous feeling all in my face. My sinuses look clean, but in the x ray it said sinus disease. So it’s still lingering and feels more in my face after I listen to music or make music or when I sing 🎤. I need help can anyone help me out give me tips on what to do??? I’m gonna try to look for an ENT around my way. I always have negative pressure in my eardrums so they bend inwards I guess ??? Or some shit. It’s basically slowly killing my hearing probably. I have good hearing I guess but my ETD has made it feel worse and it really tests my mental strength.
@@sivanimedapati8452 I don’t really think about it as much anymore but I still have earfullness and like swollen sinus feeling especially when I make music. Also don’t go for ear tubes if you don’t really need it, it will take away some of your hearing it’s kinda fucked up. I can’t hear as well with both ears anymore jsut one. Like with my iPhone with one bar of sound I can’t tell what the person is saying with my bad ear. But with my other ear I can normally. Fuckin sucks.
Look, I don't usually comment but I had the exact same problem as you with almost the same symptoms, I had a similar surgery to improve the air flow and currently the symptoms are way too much improved! barely noticeable, took too much time though
Watch RUclips video “rid mucus from throat and sinus” on Dr. Eric berg dc channel, he explain esta hija tube fill with mucus and drop of salt solution in ear just like netty pot for sinus loose up mucus in these conjoined spaces, also salt that is preservative by killing off microbes, by way never put sink water in these spaces always used bottle water when use of netty pot, ear, nose and throat intimitly space near brain can cause infections to brain.
Agree...just had this done. People spreading fear. As long as they don't cut the turbinate away you won't get ENS. Also people forget its, either I breathe or i cant who cares about ENS. I only did one side. How's the nose, did you have any chucks of scabs come out.
No... and surgery should not even be offered until has tried medical treatments and failed to respond. Typical treatments to try and shrink the turbinates smaller in size is use of a steroid nasal spray in combination with an anti-histamine nasal spray for at least 3 weeks. Usually suggest flonase and astepro (barring any medical reasons why you should avoid): amzn.to/3c2He6c amzn.to/3cvDHBH
I have this, it got better but I clicked on this video out of curiosity thinking I’d need to explain this to people and the first comment seen in all caps! I’m actually surprised they said this can be a side effect first time ever hearing this THANK YOU!
What’s so bad about it lol? If you could only breathe through your mouth before then it’s no different if you have this or not, you are still able to breathe through the mouth with the benefit of not getting constant ear infections because of the piece of shit blocked nose 24/7 and not getting sinus infections because the mucus won’t build up because of the turbinate inflammation.
My daughter needs her tonsils out and the doctor says getting them removed won't matter if we don't do the Turbinate reduction as well. Going to get a 2nd opinion. He was pissed we didn't schedule surgery just now.
Getting this changed my life for the positive. Don't know why you would be against it. Sure there have been some bad cases. But the vast majority of operations are successful.
Usually during the first week, nasal symptoms are WORSE than what you started with... after about 7 days, symptoms start to alleviate so by 2 weeks, things should be feeling improved. Once crusting has fully resolved after about a month, nasal airflow should be much better than before the procedure. Also, keep in mind that this procedure does not cure allergies... so if you also have bad allergies, you must take allergy meds to help as well.
@@28KKaann thank you my left nose hasn’t worked for 2 years this January so my ENT said this is probably one of the last things that can fix it, I’m mainly scared of the procedure itself as it looked painful (I’m not good with needles) but what you said is definitely reassuring
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Is coblation safer than radiofrequency?
I had this done in 2004, at the age of 15, and likely needs doing it again now at the age of 35! I won't ever forget coming around from the op that I was put under GA, and I had 2 nurses over my body whilst recovering and they were chatting away about their love life, I was only 15 at the time so had more confidence than I perhaps would do now the nurses were talking about their bf's and whether they should dump him for cheating on her, obviously I stayed asleep longer than i should to hear the whole story, then at the end woke up and said, you should defo dump him, he doesn't deserve you! LOLOL the nurse was very embarrassed lol, hopefully if I need this op again I will get to hear more nurse stories ;)
Very sorry to hear about your issues, my ent surgeon wants to carry out outfracture on my nose but it sounds risky? Is this what caused your nasal valve collapse?
Thank you for staying the most important complication!
I had a nose job my turbinates were outfractured causing this
Doctors need to be more careful.
I now have to wear something in my nose %99 of the time because I have nasal valve collapse.
I have bones digging into my valve, no cartilage support ect,
And can’t live a normal life now.
Getting the ENS better was a feat and ill forever have PTSD & health issues from it but I really want to fix the collapse for my health as well and overall well being but am so afraid bc of that.
I say fix the sinus issues naturally by any means. Sinuses are naturally supposed to function properly, do not interfere with the turbinates unless it’s for a damn good reason.
With inflamed turbinets you have to have a reduction or you can't breathe. Natural anything isn't going to help.
@@Big_ol_bassuse sinus rinse kit with water, make an allergic test, use natural nasal sprays includes Ocaliptus, you can also use Nazoster nasal spray, breathe right when you sleep etc. There are tons of options and if you have ens, there is no way back and no cure
@@Big_ol_bassdon’t talking sense to this person. Obviously an over reacting Karen. Yes it’s a small risk(I can’t remember the number but it’s low) if you can’t breath you die so what’s the option. If you NEED it get it done if not DONT. Iv to get mine done soon. Deviated septum, broken bone spur,1 sinus completely filled with a huge polyp and turbinate reduction. Iv asked the consultant to reduce the turbinates very slightly and if need be I’ll return for a second procedure. I figured out I can’t spend the rest of my life panting like a dog or dying because of sleep apnea. I also know turbinate issue can be fixed with fillers(imagine lip fillers) not sure how so many people go through the problem of ENS without having this knowledge.
Fix naturally?
What are the antidotes to fix naturally!
@@scraggs11 have you had the procedure done yet
“Singular 5mg chewable” instantly reduced the protruding turbinate in my nose.
The 5mg chewable was amazing and started opening up my nasal passages almost instantly
Now I’m starting the singular 10mg and loratadine allergy pills hoping for more permanent results.
FYI: adrenaline helps as well
Turbinate injury is life long with devastating symptoms.
Please explain
@@Anxietywilnotwin search for EMPTY NOSE SYNDROME
@@T3aLCoMix Only search patient based information. The rest is disinformation.
@@KhalKhtri i suffer from this syndrome myself
A lot of people do so
And we live in hell now
You won't believe it until you get your turbinates touched and it would be too late to take advices
@@T3aLCoMixis it possible to get a septoplasty without having then touched ? And im so sorry, how do you cope?
There seems to be so much negativity in this thread. I got my turbs reduced during my septoplasty. Life changing for the better. No allergies, can breathe great, working out is easier. Yes there are some cases of failure. But the vast vast majority are successful. It's the same with with literally any medical process. It'll never be 100%. But it'll be close.
Hi, I had been adressed with turbinoplasty too, some years ago. But have difficulties to breath well by my nose, because I guess too much volume was removed. Do you have a CT scanner of your sinuses that you took some time after your turbinate reduction? Just to compare your volume of turbinates with mine. I can send you my e-mail adress in private message.
Kind regards, Camille
Would you say that the reduction of your turbs changed the shape or look of your nose at all?
@@Sparklecupcake51Yes. My nose is wider and the ENT said the turbinates are like small bones. The doctor did something inside my nose that changed the left nostil shape. My nostrils no longer match. I regret losing the turbinates which moisture inside of nose. Please be careful who you trust.
What is the recovery time frame for this?
Thank you.
Is Balloon Dilation an option? Probably would be 10000x more safer than to risk getting ens from removing turbinate tissue
No, the turbinet will stay swollen.
They’re not removing the turbinates here. They’re sending shocks to cauterize and shrink them. They’re not taking anything out.
@@Big_ol_basspermanentno deduction with a laser is better in some patiens
@@Big_ol_bass there is actually a fairly new treatment called balloon turbinoplasty. It moves the turbinates into an open position using balloon dilation. a doctor in New York City Does this procedure. I haven’t heard much about it, but I’m looking into it.
@@Dirk-gg1nv I had this done. It did nothing and cost 4500 and caused a lot of pain.
Does this remove any mucosa and/or submucosa of the nose?
I was born with just one on my left side and ever since I was a kid I've had many sleepless nights where I have felt that I couldn't breath, to this day it causes me alot of pain
You only have one nostril?
This did not work for me. Actually it made my nasal obstruction worse because I didn’t know I was supposed to avoid certain foods that aren’t mucus producing.
I just had my turbinates reduced yesterday and got out of the hospital today, it had to be done because I was getting sick every month and taking weeks of school,
APLICARON ESTA TECNICA COMO HA SEGUIDO DESPUES DE LA OPERACION???
After how many days you see the results?
With all due respect, does coblation redirect the air to run along the bottom of the nasal cavity?
Is there any medicine or spray which can open my turbinates for 2 or 3 days because i have to appear for medicaltest help doctor
Plz tell me Best treatment for turbinate..?????
Having surgery
Afrin lol
Laser
Hie doctor i have dns and nasal turbinate hypertrophy in my left nose...i visited 3 doctors they give me nasal spray for rhinitis allergy and suggested not to undergo surgery .But i can breath only 60 percent is this can causes further problems. Sometimes i feel congested usually during bed time.what should i do . please suggest something.
I've seen about 6 doctors during this year. My left nostril was blocked from time to time but almost all doctors I've seen said that it was normal and suggested me not to do a surgery. It's a normal situation during bed time feeling congested because your parasympathetic nervous system is active at night time.
@@WangXI_XIsympathetic, not parasympathetic. The parasympathetic nervous system is related to the left nostril. So if your left nostril is blocked, then your sympathetic system is more active in that moment.
Which also means your digestion won't work as well at night, because the airway that feeds your parasympathetic system is blocked (the left nostril)
Your parasympathetic system should be active at night. But if you're breathing through your right nostril, then it's not going to be as active as it should be. Thus your body is going to suffer from poor rest and digestion
Radiofrequency or coblation is not permanent solution.
bone removal without removing the soft tissue inside of the turbinates and without outfracturing the turbinates is permanent, and it's the safest way, according to my surgeon.
Is this the same as the Vivaer ?
Burning peoples nerves , idiots and causing suffocation.
Is it normal to breathe through one nostril before breathing through both nostrils all together after the surgery?
I had this surgery before it is caused by swelling it should go down however sometimes this issue can return all together because I have to have revision surgery after 9 years
What is the recovery time frame for this? I had balloon sinuplasty with turbinate reduction two days ago and I cannot breathe out of my nose.
2-4 weeks. First week, things are more stuffed, congested than even before the surgery. Then slowly starts to get better after 1 week.
Thank you.
How are you feeling now?
you feel anxiety when you cant breathe
I can breathe and still have anxiety at times.
Same problem for 1 year plz which used medicine ?
Bhai ab kaise ho ...agr thik hue ho to plz mujhe bhi btao ki kaise thik hue... M bahut pareshan hu
I did this operation before 3 days ago untill now i didn't see any difference?????
How are you now?
@timcepin3386 nothing change
Emptynose syndrome
No
Kindly reply if you know any treatment options
@@premsainayak2468 there’s a fairly new treatment to open up turbinates without cutting or surgery. It’s done by a doctor in New York City. It’s called balloon tutninoplasty. The turbinates are moved open without cutting or surgery. They are moved by balloon dilation. Dr Reitzen in NYC
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Is this good for Eustachian tube dysfunction I literally feel wet stuff behind my eardrum and my throat is backed up 24:7. I have tinnitus too and it came on after my ears felt like it expelled something from behind my ear drums or Eustachian tubes. Was super painful. Whenever I’m around loud sounds my ears get full. They are sensitive too and even when it’s quiet sometimes they sting. I swear I feel I have mucous or bad mucous somewhere in my sinuses and ears and throat and when I’m around sounds or if I record vocals my ears get full even more. So idk what the fuck to do. I got an ear tube and I had to get it out bc it was causing me anxiety and gave me low bass frequency hearing loss for the time I had the tube. I am trying to see if their is something to get rid of my sensitive issues and the mucous feeling all in my face. My sinuses look clean, but in the x ray it said sinus disease. So it’s still lingering and feels more in my face after I listen to music or make music or when I sing 🎤. I need help can anyone help me out give me tips on what to do??? I’m gonna try to look for an ENT around my way. I always have negative pressure in my eardrums so they bend inwards I guess ??? Or some shit. It’s basically slowly killing my hearing probably. I have good hearing I guess but my ETD has made it feel worse and it really tests my mental strength.
How do u feel now. Is your tinnitus go away?
@@sivanimedapati8452 NOPE lol. No no no.
@@sivanimedapati8452 I don’t really think about it as much anymore but I still have earfullness and like swollen sinus feeling especially when I make music. Also don’t go for ear tubes if you don’t really need it, it will take away some of your hearing it’s kinda fucked up. I can’t hear as well with both ears anymore jsut one. Like with my iPhone with one bar of sound I can’t tell what the person is saying with my bad ear. But with my other ear I can normally. Fuckin sucks.
Look, I don't usually comment but I had the exact same problem as you with almost the same symptoms, I had a similar surgery to improve the air flow and currently the symptoms are way too much improved! barely noticeable, took too much time though
Watch RUclips video “rid mucus from throat and sinus” on Dr. Eric berg dc channel, he explain esta hija tube fill with mucus and drop of salt solution in ear just like netty pot for sinus loose up mucus in these conjoined spaces, also salt that is preservative by killing off microbes, by way never put sink water in these spaces always used bottle water when use of netty pot, ear, nose and throat intimitly space near brain can cause infections to brain.
what if we remove all of our turbinates(inferior. middle.superior).?
Then you get empty nose syndrome
A horrendous condition called Empty Nose Syndrome would surface.
You won't die, you'll just kill yourself because of ENS!!!
It would be terrible for you. You would feel like you're suffocating.
@@eerohughes if the nose is empty then how do you feel like you're suffocating?
I did the deduction with a Laser, and it was the only thing that helped me much better breathing, and i dont have any problem, like ens
Agree...just had this done. People spreading fear. As long as they don't cut the turbinate away you won't get ENS. Also people forget its, either I breathe or i cant who cares about ENS. I only did one side. How's the nose, did you have any chucks of scabs come out.
What is it called?
@@holypanda34 i dont remember anymore, it was 15 years ago
So, is surgery the ONLY way to reduce nasal turbinate swelling?
No... and surgery should not even be offered until has tried medical treatments and failed to respond. Typical treatments to try and shrink the turbinates smaller in size is use of a steroid nasal spray in combination with an anti-histamine nasal spray for at least 3 weeks. Usually suggest flonase and astepro (barring any medical reasons why you should avoid):
amzn.to/3c2He6c
amzn.to/3cvDHBH
@fauquierent for me I tried that it doesn't work for my inferior turbinates
@@morm2173I have surgery the 10th this month nowim nervous
@petecastillo4549 for the inferior turbinates? For me Ive researched Vivaer is the safer method for the nasal conchae
@@morm2173 I have my turbinate that's causing me to not breathe right they suggested surgery the 10th this month but now I'm really second guessing it
Whats is symptoms
obvious
Today I was told by my doctor to get an operation ASAP 😢 scared
How did it go?
There is a condition called empty nose syndrome. Don't risk it. Research it.
They could Open the pasgage for better breathing, but they are so afraid of ENS
EMPTY NOSE SYNDROME
Even small dick syndrome is better than breathing whole life through Your mouth
@@pawelwis7215 you can fix your enlarged turbinates without surgery
But surgery? Believe me you will regret it the rest of your life
I have this, it got better but I clicked on this video out of curiosity thinking I’d need to explain this to people and the first comment seen in all caps!
I’m actually surprised they said this can be a side effect first time ever hearing this
THANK YOU!
@@LexaTerrestrialxyu have ENS
What’s so bad about it lol? If you could only breathe through your mouth before then it’s no different if you have this or not, you are still able to breathe through the mouth with the benefit of not getting constant ear infections because of the piece of shit blocked nose 24/7 and not getting sinus infections because the mucus won’t build up because of the turbinate inflammation.
There’s a fairly new treatment for turbinates that uses a balloon to open up and move the turninates without cutting. Its called balloon turbinoplasty
Dont ever let these butchers tell you to get this unless it is a life or death situation.
My daughter needs her tonsils out and the doctor says getting them removed won't matter if we don't do the Turbinate reduction as well. Going to get a 2nd opinion. He was pissed we didn't schedule surgery just now.
@@millerlovebugempty nose syndrome search
@@millerlovebugdanger
Why do you say not to get this?
Getting this changed my life for the positive. Don't know why you would be against it. Sure there have been some bad cases. But the vast majority of operations are successful.
Had this done and im 6 days in. So far it seems ot dodnt hrlp. Anyone else?
Usually during the first week, nasal symptoms are WORSE than what you started with... after about 7 days, symptoms start to alleviate so by 2 weeks, things should be feeling improved. Once crusting has fully resolved after about a month, nasal airflow should be much better than before the procedure.
Also, keep in mind that this procedure does not cure allergies... so if you also have bad allergies, you must take allergy meds to help as well.
How painful was the procedure?
@@MothMuncher 0 pain. Just stuffy nose and didn't improved my blocked nose. I would check for allergies etc first before doing this.
@@28KKaann thank you my left nose hasn’t worked for 2 years this January so my ENT said this is probably one of the last things that can fix it, I’m mainly scared of the procedure itself as it looked painful (I’m not good with needles) but what you said is definitely reassuring
@@28KKaannhow are you doing now? Has your breathing improved? My doctor recommended this to me.
What is considered vigorous exercise? Is throwing a t shirt considered vigorous exercise?
0:53 "DISSOLVE Tissue" 💀 How is that minimally invasive. Literally destroying an organ from the inside out.
Use Flonase every day way better than surgery
What is flonase?
Or just spray and let it sit
M use kar rha hu 1 month ho gya par. Abhi bhi naak band ki problem h
Flonase long term has some wild side effects later in life.
Do not do this