A Condition Called Empty Nose Syndrome Left This Woman Struggling To Breathe | Megyn Kelly TODAY

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  • Опубликовано: 17 янв 2025

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  • @kevinday1697
    @kevinday1697 6 лет назад +220

    This condition really needs a more serious name. There is nothing silly about breathing problems. Anyone with half a brain could figure that out. These people have sinus burning, cold painful air in their lungs, facial pain, and suffocation. Imagine suffocating and not being able to do anything about it.

    • @jizzahm
      @jizzahm 5 лет назад +9

      I feel like I'm going through this at the moment. Can you get it through trauma? Does anyone know anyone who got ENS from trauma to the inside of the nose? The suffercating feeling is def there. 😷

    • @bxyladdxn1089
      @bxyladdxn1089 5 лет назад +4

      I can relate with this syndrome due to my nose surgery not being 100% successful

    • @ARCTERYXSWEATSHOP
      @ARCTERYXSWEATSHOP 4 года назад +7

      Yeah they should call it "SUICIDE NASAL SYNDROME" because it is life ruining. Speaking from experience

    • @JuanJimenez-oq2lk
      @JuanJimenez-oq2lk 4 года назад +7

      I was thinking about this surgery but I gave up after watch this experience.
      My cure was sea water in Spray (sea water in Spray I bought it in the pharmacy) for two month just before sleeping in both nostrils every night, this was my nasal allergies or swollen turbinate CURE, You can also boiled water with sea salt without iodine

    • @unknownman1035
      @unknownman1035 3 года назад

      @@bxyladdxn1089 are you ok now?

  • @paulfunigga
    @paulfunigga 4 года назад +180

    This condition is so underrated. I also have it and it's horrid. This worst part is that everyone thinks that you have just another nose problem, like a runny nose, or whatever, and to them it doesn't seem like a big deal, they think you are exaggerating your symptoms.

    • @AlishaArlene
      @AlishaArlene 3 года назад +10

      I'm truly so sorry you deal with this. Have you considered the treatment this women gets?

    • @IonSquared
      @IonSquared 3 года назад +23

      @Levi James artist My brother also committed suicide over his Empty Nose Syndrome. He fought for 14 years dealing with his suffering. Pavel, I hope you are able to get some form of treatment and continue on with your life. Please stay strong. You have all of my love and support.

    • @zerozero-rw6ie
      @zerozero-rw6ie 2 года назад +14

      Hi, I know you're going through a hard time and I understand that this might feel unwanted, but PLEASE, pray to God for a miracle healing of your situation. someone told me to do the same thing. I tried it, I prayed and prayed and prayed for 3 nights and on the 3rd night, I am FREE of this. I am praying for everyone in this comment section and I truly believe, if you believe in your heart that God loves you and will save you, he will free you of this. I am so sorry and I hope you find peace and healing through Him.

    • @ENIGMA111-c2w
      @ENIGMA111-c2w 2 года назад +5

      @@zerozero-rw6ie please pray for us all. I had a sinus and mouth infection and I cannot breath through my nose. Now my nose is clearer but I cannot sense the air and my smell is altered

    • @evelynhernandez7106
      @evelynhernandez7106 2 года назад +1

      What are your symptoms ?

  • @AbsitInvidea
    @AbsitInvidea Год назад +56

    People have killed themselves over this. Nothing else matters when you can't breathe. Be VERY careful with this.

    • @dougferguson2563
      @dougferguson2563 Год назад +16

      Very true. Ent community thinks breathing is just sucking in air and that's it. It is network of complex organ systems, sensory nerves, receptors working in unison. ENTs governing bodies should be ashamed and ousted for continuing to promote these useless and dangerous procedures. No matter how "minimally invasive." It's ruined and taken many Iives.

    • @kazman_6899
      @kazman_6899 Год назад +1

      ​@@dougferguson2563The crazy thing is that we believe these guys can do these surgeries without plowing through important structural and conductive features within your nose. Not possible.

    • @whatnowok
      @whatnowok Год назад +2

      And if I don’t do the septum turbinate surgery with all my fears, the other side of the spectrum is a lifetime filled with no restful sleep, major headaches and low oxygen levels, and sensations of not being able to breathe in and my body being OK with till my brain says wake up.
      Any help or advice would be so much appreciated.
      John

    • @ryanjeon5032
      @ryanjeon5032 8 месяцев назад

      ⁠​⁠@@whatnowok i just had my septoplasty yesterday as well as turbinate reduction and a tonsillectomy 😅 i have the same symptoms as you, i cant breathe already so I decided to do the surgeries. Hoping post-op goes well, I’m not in too much pain right now, mostly just uncomfortable really. I think the most important thing to consider if you want to do this is who your doctor is, a bad surgeon could mess u up.

    • @kmuttfg
      @kmuttfg 6 месяцев назад +2

      Which is why they shouldn't do them in the first place! No long term scientific evidence to prove these turbinate reductions are safe or effective. Just another scam procedure to keep money flowing.​@@kazman_6899

  • @traczebabe
    @traczebabe 6 лет назад +135

    This poor woman and anyone else that has it. I’m so sorry.

    • @decodedyt403
      @decodedyt403 3 года назад +3

      I have this and it horrifies me

    • @entertainmentarea484
      @entertainmentarea484 3 года назад +2

      @@decodedyt403 how you feeling bro

    • @IonSquared
      @IonSquared 3 года назад +2

      @@decodedyt403 Hope you are okay. I lost my brother to this horrific condition. Please stay strong. I pray you find something that can ease your suffering.

    • @entertainmentarea484
      @entertainmentarea484 3 года назад +2

      @@IonSquared what happened bro could you explain

  • @rd2071
    @rd2071 4 года назад +77

    Empty nose syndrome ruins lives. Most ear nose and throat specialists have no idea how important the turbinates are to a persons health and nervous system. Any surgery to the turbinates can cause Ens!

    • @M4567-v8y
      @M4567-v8y 3 года назад +6

      You are correct. What is astonishing are the number of ENT videos marketing these procedures that do not treat the root cause of nasal problems. It's all just another surgical scam. Many Ens victims have been misled into surgery not needing reductions or septoplasties to begin with.

    • @kazman_6899
      @kazman_6899 Год назад

      Science is stoneage stuff

    • @jacedjohnson3541
      @jacedjohnson3541 4 месяца назад

      @@kazman_6899no it’s really not

  • @misst1741
    @misst1741 3 года назад +72

    For anyone contemplating turbinectomy I would advise against. Had surgery left & right turbinectomy - removed 85% of tissue and septoplasty at 11 then second surgery at 15. Now 52 I have suffered hellish condition related to breathing ever since: dry nose, plug of mucous 20mm diameter that I choke on each morning. endless sinus infection through 20 & 30's treated with endless antibiotics, daily migraine like headache, inexplicable neck pain, cervical disc damage from holding my head in position to breathe while sleeping, insane dreams where I am dying of thirst but cannot open water bottle, broken sleep... I have learnt to settle my self like putting a new born child to bed, gastro issues from disrupted breathing.
    I have had numerous other symptoms for years and felt gas lit by GP's & surgeons. They look up my nose and marvel at how open the passages are and how well the scar tissue has healed. I could create a 3D model of inside my head and sinuses from feel exactly where the scar tissue is. I live with permanent pressure in my sinus as though a inch wide steel band in pressed across my nose and upper cheeks. In my late teens and early 20's I felt as though everyone could see this and that my nose was so full stuff would fall out but its empty.
    I was super active sport wise up to 14 then felt the burn in sinuses and permanently exhausted although plenty of energy. ENS is a paradox. I only came across ENS as description to fit my symptoms I have described to medicos for decades.
    Although I have learnt to live with this condition it worsens as I age. I;ve come to understand that I am not a stressed person per se however my body lives in a permanent state of distress as it does not know that it has breathed adequately. I often what my life would be like had I never met an ENT and had surgery suggested to my well meaning yet ill informed parents. BEWARE

    • @vizini2682
      @vizini2682 2 года назад +1

      That was a long time ago. Perhaps techniques in turbinate reaction have improved since you had yours done.

    • @zerozero-rw6ie
      @zerozero-rw6ie 2 года назад +4

      Hi, I know you're going through a hard time and I understand that this might feel unwanted, but PLEASE, pray to God for a miracle healing of your situation. someone told me to do the same thing. I tried it, I prayed and prayed and prayed for 3 nights and on the 3rd night, I am FREE of this. I am praying for everyone in this comment section and I truly believe, if you believe in your heart that God loves you and will save you, he will free you of this. I am so sorry and I hope you find peace and healing through Him.

    • @SweetAesthete
      @SweetAesthete 2 года назад +1

      @@vizini2682 correct. In the USA anyway, it has been illegal for decades and maybe always, to get septoplasty before your nasal bones are devloped. So so age 18. You can get anything else internal nose related besides the bones and septum being manipulated.

    • @gladitsnotme
      @gladitsnotme 2 года назад

      Look up this doctor, maybe he can inject some filler up there like this lady.

    • @X_479
      @X_479 2 года назад

      @@zerozero-rw6ie really?

  • @josesolan5595
    @josesolan5595 6 лет назад +63

    I believe this is real! My biggest sympathy goes out to all those suffer from this condition

  • @abbygeorge3435
    @abbygeorge3435 6 лет назад +116

    This is real and happening too frequently due to ENTs performing more and more unnecessary procedures to charge insurance companies..Don't let the butchers touch your turbinates..

    • @zhankulmetov2147
      @zhankulmetov2147 6 лет назад +5

      I was thinking the same thing, the additional charge for turbinate surgery must be more.

    • @jflsdknf
      @jflsdknf 5 лет назад +6

      Thank you, I never will. Thank you God for my turbinates

    • @badboimatt675
      @badboimatt675 5 лет назад +11

      These surgeons really can cure nothing I believe. I once went to the hospital and they operated on me for testicular torsion, turns out all I had was an infection and it altered me for ever. I lost 5 years of my life trying to cope and survive with that.
      I feel like a sucker for ever trusting them again, my sinus is burning, I can breathe but i'm very worried and feeling so suicidal now.

    • @Sophesi
      @Sophesi 5 лет назад +6

      Mayo study found 88% of initial diagnosis is wrong! That means big mistakes are made in the medical industry. Buyer Beware.
      Proceed with caution .

    • @Emjay.d
      @Emjay.d 4 года назад +1

      I am 18. I have had 2 sinus surgeries. The possibility of ENS was never once explined to me. I have not been able to breathe at 100% for years (i was 15 when I had my first surgery bc of a severe sinus infection that went untreated) I randomly fell down this rabbit hole tonight about ENS after looking up compulsive nose picking. I pick my nose constantly bc I cannot stand things in my nose. I already feel like I cannot breathe bc my nose is dry and I am constantly swallowing what feels like a ball of snot in my throat. I literally started crying when reading about this condition. Everything fit what I feel. Right down to the trouble sleeping and day time sleeping. I cannot breathe at night unless a fan is in my face. I have recently been having even more trouble sleeping waking up multiple times a night and having crazy vivid dreams. The only time I get good sleep is during the day for a few hours I fall asleep.

  • @tara296
    @tara296 6 лет назад +73

    I have ENS and have done a lot of research and feel like neither spoke to the depth of this issue. I wish he would have explained turbinates are necessary for us to breathe as they filter our air as well and add weight in our nose to move the air to the proper place. It's not just not sensing. Also, sometimes it takes 5 years or more to get symptoms because it's basically atrophying of the nerves in the turbinates. People who get turbinate reductions and at first seem fine might develop allergies eventually because the nose can no longer filter very well. Eventually this would get worse over the years with more sinus problems etc and then into ENS. But doctors wouldn't consider turbinectomy reduction might be the cause. They wouldn't even realize it, not only because many don't believe it, but also because it has been so many years since the surgery. Dr. Hauser saw a pattern of recurring patients over the years of patients coming back and complaining of worsening symptoms and put two and two together. They had developed ENS but over many years. Also, many ENS patients have committed suicide because it is so horrible. And the PRP treatment she talks of doesn't always work, and sometimes it wears off, so there is no real cure yet. They make it sound like there is an easy fix but it is far from it. There are more ENS survivors that have tried treatment and it not worked than those that is has worked. That's the reality. We still need a cure. And it's not that rare. There are many ENS sufferers.

    • @zhankulmetov2147
      @zhankulmetov2147 6 лет назад +15

      I canceled my turbinate subumosal surgery and found out I am a very allergic person by going to an allergy clinic. I know I probably pussed out but with my luck I probably did the right thing. In the end from what I have read the turbinates are actually organs that regulates breathing especially when you are asleep not just some piece of loose skin or cartilage that can be cut off and replaced with little to no consequences. What do you think?

    • @JohnRambo1947-July-6th
      @JohnRambo1947-July-6th 6 лет назад +6

      @ActionMantra you still doing good? The acupuncture saved you? I had turbinate reduction 3 days ago and i am scared I will get ENS. Can it still happen later after surgery, even though things seem fine 3 days so far.
      I really wish the doctors would warn patients about this horrible, life changing problem. I am upset I was not warned about it.

    • @tara296
      @tara296 6 лет назад +5

      Zhan Kulmetov you definitely did the right thing! It would have made your allergies worse.

    • @janewang4242
      @janewang4242 6 лет назад

      Hello ActionMantra, I read about clinical trials on acupuncture treatment of ENS. May I know where you had it?

    • @RajKumar-yc4yj
      @RajKumar-yc4yj 6 лет назад

      @ActionMantra plz give me information. And doctor. Name

  • @moonrice555
    @moonrice555 6 лет назад +89

    I ended up with this condition and it is like living in a horrible nightmare. It's not a "mystery"--it's 5th-grade science. People get nerve damage from surgery. If the nerves in your nose get damaged, they can't feel air. Turbinate surgery has been known to give people dry nose. The nasal mucosa also holds nerves that feel air sensation---if the mucosa gets dried out, then the nerves aren't going to do their job.

    • @CamBoyColor
      @CamBoyColor 6 лет назад +3

      Hello moonrice555, one question please: what do you mean by "I ended up with this condition"?
      You had ENS but now it's over? How is this possible?
      Thank you, Camille

    • @moonrice555
      @moonrice555 6 лет назад +23

      "Ended up with" means I got the condition. It doesn't mean that it went away.

    • @CamBoyColor
      @CamBoyColor 6 лет назад +1

      @@moonrice555 ok I got it sorry, so you have it and it is not over...
      I am sorry, good luck to you, sincerly...
      By the way when did you get it and what kind or surgery did you have?
      I read a lot of different cases...

    • @moonrice555
      @moonrice555 6 лет назад +7

      That is true.

    • @moonrice555
      @moonrice555 6 лет назад +10

      Have had the symptoms for a year. Had a ten percent turbinate reduction.

  • @TarmanTheChampion
    @TarmanTheChampion 10 месяцев назад +7

    This is mind blowing, you would think the body would adapt to breath through the mouth eventually but seeing as it doesn't shows truly how serious this is and how complex our bodies are.

  • @meksisne470
    @meksisne470 6 лет назад +41

    I also know a person with this condition! This condition needs to be known!

    • @jacobcollins9389
      @jacobcollins9389 5 лет назад +4

      I feel I may have it and don't know where to go...

    • @mek059
      @mek059 4 года назад

      facebook.com/groups/44406735710/?ref=share

    • @jasoncreatesaltaccount__7169
      @jasoncreatesaltaccount__7169 4 года назад +1

      @@mek059 eww facebook

    • @mek059
      @mek059 4 года назад +1

      @@jasoncreatesaltaccount__7169 ?

  • @mehmetgundogdu6277
    @mehmetgundogdu6277 5 лет назад +22

    Empty nose syndrome need more awareness.

  • @Wolvington
    @Wolvington 6 лет назад +53

    I have been living with this condition for 8 years because I agreed to have a turbinate reduction surgery after my rhinitis didn't respond to meds. If you are considering having this surgery don't do it, or at least exhaust all other options before this, and I mean ALL (meds, diet changes, lower stress, natural remedies).
    Horribly this condition only gets worse with passing time. It affects your nose, your lungs, your brain and therefore all your body. I am unable to work since 5 years ago. To get an idea of the severeness and progression of this problem let me put it this way:
    At first I fantazied about the things I'd do *when* I got cured (like it was a only matter of time), then about the things I'd do *if* I got cured (hoping for a possibilty), then about the things I'd do *if* I would never had this surgery (believing that I'll be no longer cured). Now, my breathing and mind are so damaged that most of the time I can't even fantasize about anything anymore.

    • @Wolvington
      @Wolvington 6 лет назад +4

      BTW, If you think you have ENS I recommend to join the facebook group. We are more than 2,000 members right now (including Dr Das and Barbara Schmidt from the video) . facebook.com/groups/44406735710/

    • @tara296
      @tara296 6 лет назад +2

      ActionMantra I don’t see your comment. Can you repost?

    • @Penguinz4LOLZ
      @Penguinz4LOLZ 6 лет назад +1

      @ActionMantra What type of acupuncture did you do? I'm 19 and suffering from ENS, there are multiple acupuncture clinics in my area but I need to know what I should tell them.

    • @Penguinz4LOLZ
      @Penguinz4LOLZ 6 лет назад

      @ActionMantra ah ok.

    • @janewang9666
      @janewang9666 6 лет назад +1

      Wolvington how does it get worse? Anyway to stop it from progressing?

  • @tobaccosun
    @tobaccosun 3 года назад +32

    I have it too. Surgeon screwed up surgery. Revision didn’t help. They said they can’t do anything. I struggle to breathe each breath. It’s like being waterboarded and suffocated 24/7

    • @misst1741
      @misst1741 3 года назад +5

      Yes this is how it feels

    • @dreamluvr1600
      @dreamluvr1600 3 года назад +6

      im so sorry. im going thru this as well. we HAVE to stay strong and keep fighting, hopefully some awareness will lead to a cure. please stay strong, im worried about my fellow ENS sufferers

    • @kaya2939
      @kaya2939 Год назад +2

      ​@@dreamluvr1600 how are you holding up

    • @timcepin3386
      @timcepin3386 8 месяцев назад

      So it’s like having a total rhinectomy?

    • @luffysan3972
      @luffysan3972 7 месяцев назад

      omg,I hope u find a good doctor to help you.

  • @AlishaArlene
    @AlishaArlene 3 года назад +59

    I cannot even imagine what this must be like. I get nasal congestion and I feel like I'm suffocating and ready to cry at the drop of a pin because I can't STAND IT! 😭
    May God bless this doctor for taking this woman seriously, and more so, for helping her! ❤️

    • @marklewis9061
      @marklewis9061 3 года назад +1

      He’s actually a horrible doctor. He barely helps anyone at all

    • @atlskyline1
      @atlskyline1 3 года назад

      @@marklewis9061 what makes you say that? Do tell

    • @mikes.4863
      @mikes.4863 3 года назад +4

      @@atlskyline1 He said on his website that his treatments had an 80 percent success rate. When someone pressed him on how he got these numbers, he had no answer. He has a LOT an angry patients.

    • @alanmlkbanda
      @alanmlkbanda Год назад

      @@mikes.4863what's his page ?

    • @nav689
      @nav689 10 месяцев назад

      Do you have any links?

  • @mohammednajimabed9601
    @mohammednajimabed9601 3 года назад +18

    The ENT surgeon did silver nitrate cauterization of my nasal turbinates. I am dying from this. My last message please don't let anyone touches your turbinates

    • @davidra4353
      @davidra4353 2 года назад +1

      How are you doing now? Do you have any symptoms?

    • @mrwaverider5537
      @mrwaverider5537 8 месяцев назад

      How are you now?

    • @kittycat8222
      @kittycat8222 5 месяцев назад

      Please what percent of the terminates did they remove? All of them? Half?

  • @moonrice555
    @moonrice555 6 лет назад +37

    I wish they had covered just how horrible this condition really is. They didn't even come close. I have it and it is debilitating. People have killed themselves. I spoke to a woman who has this and she had cancer a few years ago. She said she'd rather go through cancer again than deal with ENS. The treatments do not work for everyone so people should not think "If the surgery goes wrong, I can just get the treatment."

    • @zhankulmetov2147
      @zhankulmetov2147 6 лет назад +6

      You'd think doctor would warn about this yet mine didn't. Im glad i found out about this online. I was only there for septum problems but she told me my turbinates were inflammed and needed to be shrunk.

    • @moonrice555
      @moonrice555 6 лет назад

      Zhan Did you have the surgery done or avoid it?

    • @zhankulmetov2147
      @zhankulmetov2147 6 лет назад +3

      @@moonrice555 no i pussed out most doctors make me feel like a burden and won't listen to my requests i did find out why my turbinates were so swollen tho i have severe allergies from weeds to trees to even dust mites and pets. So i am guessing that's what causing the swelling of my turbinates. I recommend all stuffy nose sufferers to get tested for allergies.Still need to get my septum fixed tho.

    • @moonrice555
      @moonrice555 6 лет назад +15

      You didn't puss out---you used your head. You protected yourself. They should not be touching the turbinates.

    • @steve_ens
      @steve_ens 6 лет назад +5

      I have ens there's loads of people on the emptynose awareness forum on Facebook.

  • @Godsservant1
    @Godsservant1 Год назад +7

    This is the worse person to represent helping ens. Subinoy dad single handedly gave me ens. Charge me $3000 for adipose acell injection. Completely damaged my turbinates, nerve damage, scar tissue, and dysfunction of my turbinates. I would nOt wish him on my worse enemy.

    • @kmuttfg
      @kmuttfg Год назад +6

      He's a crook

    • @Godsservant1
      @Godsservant1 Год назад +6

      I’m hoping any one damaged by this man is reporting him. His entire office needs to be shut down. He’s horrible what he’s doing to people is horrible. He have no idea about ens. He’s using this as an opportunity to gain money while harming innocent people

    • @dougferguson2563
      @dougferguson2563 9 месяцев назад +2

      Stay away from this Dr. Although he knows about Ens, don't let that trick you into the useless "treatments" he offers that have left many patients with empty pockets and no results.

  • @marinapavli5178
    @marinapavli5178 Год назад +16

    This syndrom ruined my life too..It can not actually be described if you dont have it... for people to undarstand how hard it is to live with..

    • @julesc.3726
      @julesc.3726 Год назад +2

      How did it start or why? if you don’t mind me asking. I’ve been dealing with similar symptoms she described lately.

    • @sedatok4728
      @sedatok4728 Год назад +1

      @@julesc.3726 mostly turbinate reduction

    • @dagobello
      @dagobello Год назад +2

      How did you get it?

  • @moonrice555
    @moonrice555 6 лет назад +131

    Turbinate surgery is not a good idea, anyway. If your turbinates are swollen, it's because they are irritated. If your foot was swollen, would you cut part of it off? The turbinates are very important to breathing. Better to find out what is irritating them than to risk injury with surgery. Diet plays a big part in inflammation. Start there.

    • @cortezhiggins6205
      @cortezhiggins6205 6 лет назад

      can I ask you some questions?

    • @JohnRambo1947-July-6th
      @JohnRambo1947-July-6th 6 лет назад +22

      I had turbinate reduction surgery 5 days ago. He also fixed my deviated septum. I hope I don't get ENS. It sounds life altering. I cant even imagine.

    • @nesrinkim6139
      @nesrinkim6139 6 лет назад +1

      Hii have nerves damage ens help

    • @jphickory522
      @jphickory522 6 лет назад +10

      John the odds are strongly in your favor that you will not get ENS.

    • @JohnRambo1947-July-6th
      @JohnRambo1947-July-6th 6 лет назад +5

      @@jphickory522 thanks.

  • @kmuttfg
    @kmuttfg 4 месяца назад +7

    Turbinate reduction is a pseudo science procedure that does not address the root cause of hypertrophy /inflammation.
    Often, ENT specialists minimize or conveniently do not discuss the severe life long injuries to a patient pre op or discuss in depth the importance of the turbinates to the resperitory system and important ties neurologically.
    Ents/otolaryngologists cannot gaurentee that turbinate reductions are fool proof and cannot determine how well crucial nerves, mucosal tissue, and sensory nerves heal.
    What is also alarming is that once these organs happen to become non functional from a bad outcome (which a large growing amount of cases are being reported), Patients are left with no cure. Those lucky enough to have family and spare funds end up spending hundreds of thousands of dollars out of pocket attempting to alleviate catostrophic symptoms that are experimental with little to no relief, followed by medical gaslighting and extremely limited professionals world wide who truly have an understanding of how detrimental this condition is to the entire body.
    Beware of these overly marketed procedures.

  • @mehmetgundogdu6277
    @mehmetgundogdu6277 5 лет назад +27

    As a patient with empty nose syndrome, I hope that the scientists can find a treatment.

    • @jayjr7132
      @jayjr7132 5 лет назад

      How did you end up getting it

    • @mehmetgundogdu6277
      @mehmetgundogdu6277 5 лет назад

      Jay Jr What do you mean? I could not understand your question. Are you a patient with ens?

    • @jayjr7132
      @jayjr7132 5 лет назад

      @@mehmetgundogdu6277 no i always have blocked nose. Im s
      Just researching what to do

    • @mehmetgundogdu6277
      @mehmetgundogdu6277 5 лет назад +6

      Jay Jr if it is related to your turbinates, don’t let surgeons touch them.

    • @zerozero-rw6ie
      @zerozero-rw6ie 2 года назад +2

      Hi, I know you're going through a hard time and I understand that this might feel unwanted, but PLEASE, pray to God for a miracle healing of your situation. someone told me to do the same thing. I tried it, I prayed and prayed and prayed for 3 nights and on the 3rd night, I am FREE of this. I am praying for everyone in this comment section and I truly believe, if you believe in your heart that God loves you and will save you, he will free you of this. I am so sorry and I hope you find peace and healing through Him.

  • @piamcdowell1
    @piamcdowell1 6 лет назад +55

    Very real. Not an aggressive reduction of turbinates is necessary to cause it. Be very careful when it comes to nasal surgery

    • @withloveleli
      @withloveleli 5 лет назад +1

      Is nasal surgery the same as sinus surgery? Is one operating on turbinates the same as one operating on a maxillary sinus to remove foreign bodies?

    • @vicfame3171
      @vicfame3171 3 года назад

      @@withloveleli that's anyone's guess, but be extremely cautious when it comes to nasal surgeries of any kind

    • @divinerutuop7934
      @divinerutuop7934 3 года назад +1

      @@withloveleli even I have the same question cause I have overgrown tissue in my nose which swells during cold or weather change...do you have any info?will going through surgery for it will it cause any complications?😅I have a bad luck somehow and don't wanna take chances

    • @maria_ehh
      @maria_ehh 2 года назад +3

      @@divinerutuop7934 that's most likely not tissue, but the turbinate they talked in the video. even small surgery can damage the turbinates and cause ENS

    • @TerrenLiberte
      @TerrenLiberte Год назад

      ​@@maria_ehh . We don't have to touch out nose! The nose is perfect!

  • @LexaTerrestrialx
    @LexaTerrestrialx 5 лет назад +37

    God Bless this woman for holding on for so long... and fighting... it shows her tenacity...

  • @05izzybella
    @05izzybella 3 года назад +44

    I wish I would’ve researched before doing a turbinate reduction, It has flipped my life upside down :( Am so regretful I just trusted the ENT when he said there are no real risks. I never had any health problems before just a deviated serum, all I wanted was to be able to breathe through both nostrils.

    • @divinerutuop7934
      @divinerutuop7934 3 года назад +1

      Hello!I am from India and have Sinus (overgrown mass of tissue in my nose and have trouble breathing during weather change)should I do surgery or not ?

    • @nella10123
      @nella10123 3 года назад

      Aww man, I am so sorry to hear that. How are you now??

    • @zerozero-rw6ie
      @zerozero-rw6ie 2 года назад +2

      Hi, I know you're going through a hard time and I understand that this might feel unwanted, but PLEASE, pray to God for a miracle healing of your situation. someone told me to do the same thing. I tried it, I prayed and prayed and prayed for 3 nights and on the 3rd night, I am FREE of this. I am praying for everyone in this comment section and I truly believe, if you believe in your heart that God loves you and will save you, he will free you of this. I am so sorry and I hope you find peace and healing through Him.

    • @namigem
      @namigem 2 года назад

      If you are from California then you have some alternative solution to be tried for ENS . People who have ÈNS please send youe email id's here

    • @MrJpmcnasty13
      @MrJpmcnasty13 2 года назад

      Yep same here. Had deviated septum and the dr reduced my turbinates. I went back complaining that i couldnt get the sensation of breathing and now my septum is worse

  • @magicalpatterns
    @magicalpatterns 6 лет назад +43

    This is happening to me at the moment. I just had a surgery a week ago. The symptoms are real.

    • @zhankulmetov2147
      @zhankulmetov2147 6 лет назад +2

      how are you now???

    • @d4mn3t
      @d4mn3t 6 лет назад +2

      Oh my.... Im scheduled for a surgery nextweek

    • @d4mn3t
      @d4mn3t 6 лет назад +4

      i dont know what to do right now. I dont even know what to think right now.

    • @youronlybro9708
      @youronlybro9708 6 лет назад +19

      please dont do it man. if you wanna go through septoplasty then its fine, but STAY AWAY FROM TURBINACTMY or PARTIAL TURBINACTUMY or turbinate reduction. I did a very mild surgery and now i dont feel the air entering my nose.

    • @anih5721
      @anih5721 6 лет назад

      khalid alhussein did you do rhinoplasty?

  • @rinamoon96
    @rinamoon96 2 года назад +10

    This syndrome is more real than anything in the world. I had frecuent sinus infections so i went to an ENT and he said i needed a turbinectomy (remove my turbinates) and septoplasty i didnt do a research about them and I didnt look for a 2nd opinion. 5 months after surgeries i have never been so miserable i lost sense of airflow, smell, my nose hurts inside nostrils, dryness, collapse of valvule, i dont breathe well and the ent also cut a piece of my columella so i have a thinner columella ALL FOR NOTHING BECAUSE I COULD BREATHE PLEASE NEVER LET SOMEONE TOUCH YOUR TURBINATES :(

    • @i_li1
      @i_li1 2 года назад

      Did you immediately got the ENS symptoms? Or did it come later?

    • @rinamoon96
      @rinamoon96 2 года назад +1

      @@i_li1 immediately

    • @i_li1
      @i_li1 2 года назад +1

      @@rinamoon96 I’m sorry to hear that! and did the surgeon completely removed your turbinates?

    • @kaya2939
      @kaya2939 Год назад

      How are you holding up

  • @moonrice555
    @moonrice555 6 лет назад +17

    For anyone calling this "fake news", Fox news also did an article about Empty Nose Syndrome.

    • @jacobcollins9389
      @jacobcollins9389 5 лет назад +11

      This is NOT fake, Empty Nose Syndrome is very real and extremely painful... Any surgery on turbinates should be BANNED worldwide starting from today!!!

    • @Jigpikchu
      @Jigpikchu 5 лет назад

      @@jacobcollins9389 what about radio frequency turbinate reduction?

    • @mek059
      @mek059 4 года назад

      @@Jigpikchu You better don't take the chance...

    • @RH-zc5dq
      @RH-zc5dq 4 года назад +2

      @@Jigpikchu even radio can cause it

    • @yuo3670
      @yuo3670 4 года назад

      @@RH-zc5dq what?

  • @zodiac890
    @zodiac890 6 лет назад +61

    even though the doctors know of this problem they are still doing the operation to make money

    • @zhankulmetov2147
      @zhankulmetov2147 6 лет назад +7

      Capitalism, aint it great?

    • @jphickory522
      @jphickory522 6 лет назад +11

      large majority of patients quality of life is improved rather than injured by nasal surgery. Have to keep things in perspective

    • @alfemelmax4995
      @alfemelmax4995 6 лет назад +1

      @@zhankulmetov2147 You can thank capitalism when the cure becomes available.

    • @jflsdknf
      @jflsdknf 5 лет назад +3

      And what’s worse is they’re still doing it without warning of this possible risk

    • @jacobcollins9389
      @jacobcollins9389 5 лет назад +1

      @Lenz I'm feeling the same... I think I may of got this from trauma... There's a constant suffercating feeling and I can never sleep!!! Tingle's in my nose and hands, twitches in my arms and legs... Tell me more about your situation!?

  • @HunterD619
    @HunterD619 5 лет назад +20

    what do u do every day. U breathe every minute. Every second of every day. Even when ur sleeping. Now take the breathing part out of the equation and reverse it into suffocating. Now ur suffocating. Every minute. Of every day. Even when ur sleeping

  • @TommyLane
    @TommyLane 4 года назад +33

    I’ve had this condition since June 2, 1992. Worst decision of my life was going to see an ENT about a chronic nasal condition. He recommended a septoplasty / partial turbinectomy on both nostrils. I knew it was a mistake, when the bandages were removed after 4 days. The ENT told me it would take a while to heal and that I would be breathing like a turbojet, singing like a bird afterwards. What a liar. Aspiring singing career was destroyed in a 45 minute procedure. He had the nerve to tell me that my symptoms were all in my head a few months down the road, when I told him what I was going through. I never went back to see him, again. Most doctors were clueless at the time, or at least they acted like they were. My life was forever changed but not for the better.

    • @asheur9488
      @asheur9488 3 года назад +1

      Hi Tommy how are you doing ? I pray that you’re doing better!
      I really need to know something : does septoplasty alone cause ENS? ENS is caused by touching the turbinates so what if we only do septoplasty ? Can we still get ENS?

    • @TommyLane
      @TommyLane 3 года назад +6

      @@asheur9488 Hi. ENS can occur when the turbinates are reduced. A lot of times when doing a septoplasty, the ENT makes a decision to reduce the turbinates if they deem it necessary. Make sure you know what you’re signing and insist that your turbinates are not reduced. Many people are surprised to find out afterwards that the ENT altered the turbinates.
      Be an informed patient. Many people who go under the surgeon’s knife are not. Most people don’t have a perfectly straight septum. Depending on your septum, maybe you don’t need to have it straightened.

    • @zerozero-rw6ie
      @zerozero-rw6ie 2 года назад

      Hi, I know you're going through a hard time and I understand that this might feel unwanted, but PLEASE, pray to God for a miracle healing of your situation. someone told me to do the same thing. I tried it, I prayed and prayed and prayed for 3 nights and on the 3rd night, I am FREE of this. I am praying for everyone in this comment section and I truly believe, if you believe in your heart that God loves you and will save you, he will free you of this. I am so sorry and I hope you find peace and healing through Him.

    • @spunkflunk
      @spunkflunk 2 года назад +2

      Wow makes me glad i live in an age with google so i can read all the risks myself!

    • @TommyLane
      @TommyLane 2 года назад +1

      @@spunkflunk I wish I had the Google option in 1992. It may have saved me a lot of grief.

  • @KadeKurved
    @KadeKurved 2 года назад +11

    I am praying for everyone going through ENS. I've been dealing with Sinusitis and it has been a nightmare. Painful...ear hurt, nose congestion, painful headache and lymph nodes. Nothing so far has worked!! Loss of appetite and no sleep because of this. My sense of smell and taste has decreased as well. But watching this makes me rethink any surgery because the ENT are all about the $$. Oh I've seen 4 of them and it's like I'm in the twilight zone.

    • @zerozero-rw6ie
      @zerozero-rw6ie 2 года назад +2

      Hi, I know you're going through a hard time and I understand that this might feel unwanted, but PLEASE, pray to God for a miracle healing of your situation. someone told me to do the same thing. I tried it, I prayed and prayed and prayed for 3 nights and on the 3rd night, I am FREE of this. I am praying for everyone in this comment section and I truly believe, if you believe in your heart that God loves you and will save you, he will free you of this. I am so sorry and I hope you find peace and healing through Him.

    • @namigem
      @namigem 2 года назад

      Are you from California??

    • @KadeKurved
      @KadeKurved 2 года назад

      @@namigem no I live in Houston, TX....pollution on high here. lol

    • @kazman_6899
      @kazman_6899 Год назад +1

      I'd say do everything you can to find the treatment -- but never even entertain surgery. Expect the ent doc to say sinusitis, deviated septum, enlarged inferior turbinates, etc. And that may be true. But tackle it in many different ways -- diet, nasal cleaning, oxygen therapy, nasal sprays, vitamin correction -- without surgery as an option.

  • @vitos7483
    @vitos7483 3 года назад +27

    This condition doesn't seem that rare actually. From what I'm reading, most ENT doctors just ignore their patients that have it, because they see them getting full airflow into their lungs.

    • @misst1741
      @misst1741 3 года назад +11

      This is exactly what happens. The surgeon sticks the camera & light deep into the sinus cavity and marvels at his handy work ...the passage is wide open like a cavern, plenty of room in there & the scar tissue has healed beautifully ...all the while ignoring your pleading, bewildered look and presenting symptoms that you are either exaggerating or fantasizing

    • @vitos7483
      @vitos7483 3 года назад +2

      ​@@misst1741
      Full turbinate removal? If so try putting something in your nose temporarily, something that partially blocks the airways, turbinates used to do that job. Also look up turbinate implants.

    • @misst1741
      @misst1741 3 года назад +3

      @@vitos7483 Thanks Vito. Yes full turbinate removal at 85% I equate that to losing 4 fingers on each hand and being left with two confused overworked thumbs. Ill look up info you suggested

    • @kaya2939
      @kaya2939 Год назад

      ​@@misst1741 how have you been holding up

  • @falloutman1843
    @falloutman1843 5 лет назад +18

    This is a real condition. It needs to be studied. I have recurrent acute sinusitis right now and am getting more and more worried I'm going to be told to get surgery. Can anyone give me any advice regarding this? I hope this woman is feeling better :)

    • @anmolgoel_15
      @anmolgoel_15 4 года назад

      Do it bro

    • @M4567-v8y
      @M4567-v8y 3 года назад +4

      Don't you'll regret it

    • @zerozero-rw6ie
      @zerozero-rw6ie 2 года назад +3

      Hi, I know you're going through a hard time and I understand that this might feel unwanted, but PLEASE, pray to God for a miracle healing of your situation. someone told me to do the same thing. I tried it, I prayed and prayed and prayed for 3 nights and on the 3rd night, I am FREE of this. I am praying for everyone in this comment section and I truly believe, if you believe in your heart that God loves you and will save you, he will free you of this. I am so sorry and I hope you find peace and healing through Him.

    • @X_479
      @X_479 2 года назад

      How are you doing today?

  • @nabeel2950
    @nabeel2950 5 лет назад +25

    Imagine suffocating every day nd u tell ur doctor about this they dont believe u and they laugh and say its all in ur head.happened to me today.i m kinda lucky that i have partial ens only on one side of the nose.i hope to get treated soon.i had septoplasty with turbinoplasty 3 months ago.

    • @jacobcollins9389
      @jacobcollins9389 5 лет назад

      I'm with you, I feel like I have it too!

    • @zenny58
      @zenny58 5 лет назад

      how are you feeling ? overall is it better before the surgery ?

    • @mangeshpatil2731
      @mangeshpatil2731 4 года назад

      Sir please tell me Can Inferior turbinate hypertrophy causes poor blood circulation.sir please help me I have poor blood circulation.I am 23 years old.And I am not understanding what it's cause please reply sir 😐

    • @nabeel2950
      @nabeel2950 4 года назад

      @@jacobcollins9389 how r u doing now

    • @nabeel2950
      @nabeel2950 4 года назад +1

      @@mangeshpatil2731 do u have breathing problems?

  • @sarahsarah786
    @sarahsarah786 3 года назад +12

    MY LIFE IS OVER- UK DOCTORS CANT FIX THIS DISEASE. ITS UNFIXABLE

    • @ARCTERYXSWEATSHOP
      @ARCTERYXSWEATSHOP 3 года назад +6

      Canada too, they told me to go to Stanford in California WTF

    • @namigem
      @namigem 2 года назад

      Limensugar if you are in california there is an alternative medicine for ENS Which can be tried upon. Please drop your email so we can work on it.

    • @kaya2939
      @kaya2939 Год назад

      ​@@namigem how are you

    • @TerrenLiberte
      @TerrenLiberte Год назад

      ​​@eV Avoz . Pfffffff you're still believe in vaccines?🙄 Science don't want your health! The cure exist but it's in the natural methods!
      Wake up!

  • @Sarahh_
    @Sarahh_ 4 года назад +10

    my turbinates are still enlarged and I did get a septoplasty/turbinate reduction surgery for my terrible breathing problems back in 2015. I only felt a slight difference in symptoms post-surgery. I was quite angry at my surgeon for not reducing it as fully as he can because breathing issues are still there to this day, although they are a bit better than before the surgery. after reading about ENS, I now see why he didn't remove too much from it - he was only being careful , so I'm thankful. I thought I paid thousands for empty results, but it was true a blessing in disguise. its now 2020, I still suffer from stuffiness especially when sleeping/laying down, and humidity / heat. this is why I love the cold and winter season so much, i'm able to breathe fully since my turbinates are working just fine. but I would rather live like this (life isn't perfect) than do another surgery and risking my health. they stay be careful what you wish for, because it might come true - been living with this motto for a while now, and I feel much better. nothing is worth have your health at risk, just deal with things as they come. We are all suffering from something - nobody's whole and perfect

    • @lemonpepperwings4434
      @lemonpepperwings4434 4 года назад

      We're your tubinates reduce by radio frequency?

    • @Sarahh_
      @Sarahh_ 4 года назад

      @@lemonpepperwings4434 no it was an open surgery - he retracted my entire nose back

    • @anmolgoel_15
      @anmolgoel_15 4 года назад +1

      Same here bro but i still worry that will ens still affect us in future or nor

    • @sparklingfashion6276
      @sparklingfashion6276 Год назад +1

      Are you me? Because I had a surgery too and although I was breathing normally for a while it ended up getting congested and swollen once again. Turns out that he did not fully trim the turbinates.
      And my name is Sarah, too!

    • @Jus_2ss
      @Jus_2ss 11 месяцев назад

      ⁠@@sparklingfashion6276 same am supposed to get it reused again but don’t want to risk now

  • @GodsChildBri
    @GodsChildBri 2 года назад +9

    Well I hope that in these discussions and "looking into it" they are talking about methods of prevention with sinus surgery. Any doctors saying this serious problem is fake should have it happen to them. I hate when doctors ignore people's pain. Why are you even a doctor?

  • @signlanguage7624
    @signlanguage7624 4 месяца назад +5

    So many people have took there own life because of this ENS after turbinate reduction surgery

  • @JuanJimenez-oq2lk
    @JuanJimenez-oq2lk 4 года назад +10

    I was thinking about this surgery but I gave up after watch this experience.
    My CURE was sea water in Spray (sea water in Spray I bought it in the pharmacy) for two month just before sleeping in both nostrils every night, this was my nasal allergies or swollen turbinate CURE, You can also boiled water with sea salt without iodine

    • @Me-pu5pj
      @Me-pu5pj 3 года назад

      What brand do you use for nasal spray?

  • @johnsonken96
    @johnsonken96 Год назад +6

    I had turbinate reduction surgery, and to put it in a way that might make it more understandable:
    Imagine your nose is like a single hung window (look it up) in your room.
    Typically you would open this window just a bit to let in warm of cool air in from outside. That way the room doesn't get too warm or too cold.
    Now, imagine, you cannot shut this window, and it is stuck halfway open, letting all of this cold air in from outside. Any dirt, dust, whatever it can find, into your room. Your room instantly gets chilly and cannot warm itself up because your window is stuck. That, is what it feels like to have your turbinates reduced too much, and suddenly, your nose is always cold, you cannot produce enough mucus in your throat, your mouth is always dry, and you get cavities.
    The worst part of this is how easy it is for a doctor to do this. They say it's a simple surgery that will take 20 mins. But it will ruin the rest of your life, because there is no cure.

  • @pabloa.7195
    @pabloa.7195 4 года назад +29

    I was scheduled to have balloon sinuplasty, and turbinate reduction yesterday, but the day before, watching youtube to see how the procedure was and found out about ENS, so looked more into it and called my ENT, and said I will only do the balloon sinuplasty and the nasal valve remodeling. She insisted in reducing the turbinates and I was like nop, or I find me another ENT. Im glad I learned about ENS just in time

    • @naegleriafowleri2230
      @naegleriafowleri2230 3 года назад +1

      Dude the baloon sinuplasty can also cause ENS i read of cases online in fact thats how i found out ENS by reading about baloon sinuplasty

    • @pabloa.7195
      @pabloa.7195 3 года назад +2

      @@naegleriafowleri2230 im pretty sure you are right. But when I read about it , I just knew that messing with the turbinates was how you ended up with it. Again, Im no expert , just talking about what I found out and my situation

    • @asheur9488
      @asheur9488 3 года назад +3

      @@pabloa.7195 guys can septoplasty without turbinoplasty cause ENS?? I really need to know ! Is it possible to have a septoplasty without touching the turbinates ???

    • @asheur9488
      @asheur9488 3 года назад

      @@naegleriafowleri2230 And what about septoplasty only ???

    • @naegleriafowleri2230
      @naegleriafowleri2230 3 года назад

      @@asheur9488 unlikely i had septoplasty and dont have this, is mainly caused by turbinated

  • @sarahsarah786
    @sarahsarah786 3 года назад +12

    Please raise more awareness of ens from radiofrequency it's not safe

  • @briannab4770
    @briannab4770 4 года назад +16

    I had septoplasty to correct my deviated septum 13 months ago and they were going to do the turbinate reduction detailed in this video, but I declined last minute because of stories like this and simply opted for septoplasty.

    • @letitgo622
      @letitgo622 4 года назад +5

      I am supposed to get septoplasty this month, but after watching about ENS I will be canceling it.

    • @briannab4770
      @briannab4770 4 года назад +2

      @@letitgo622 - Septoplasty is very safe. :)
      Though I do understand reservations about Turbinectomy.

    • @briannab4770
      @briannab4770 4 года назад +4

      @GREENM0BSTA - Hi, darling! Not to worry, no one can perform a surgery on you that you don't want.
      I literally said MINUTES before the surgery "Actually, is it possible for you to simply straighten my septum and not alter my turbinates?" to which she casually replied "Yeah, that's absolutely fine!".
      Honestly, going back, I wish I did get them reduced. The risk is very very low, and I still can't really breathe through my nose.
      FYI, if you're nervous: Don't be! The surgery is so so minor, zero pain, the was zero bruising. I was out so fast and my family was literally asking if I even had anything done. I looked and felt like I had NOTHING done and was bouncy and bubbly within hours. Not even exaggerating.
      I'll make a video about it on my channel soon. 💜

    • @briannab4770
      @briannab4770 4 года назад +2

      @GREENM0BSTA - I totally understand. I too felt scared, and were I too have the surgery again (which I likely will in the future), I will get my turbinates reduced and I'm sure I will be fearful. However, it must also be said that the risk is very slim that anything bad will happen. I understand your decision, as it's the same one I made myself.
      You will be totally fine! :)

    • @benzboy2000
      @benzboy2000 4 года назад +3

      Thanks for your response. I’m also in the same boat as you. I told my ent to just do a straight septoplasty and not touch the turbinates.

  • @ChadCilli
    @ChadCilli 10 месяцев назад +3

    I have had numerous doctors assure me that this condition does not exist. Yet there are thousands of people showing their stories and suffering from this. There’s a real problem in modern medicine when we ignore the existence of a condition.

    • @kmuttfg
      @kmuttfg 7 месяцев назад +1

      Medical gaslighting at its finest. The patient comes out worse, then the blame is out on everyone else. No accountability.
      These procedures are not done for life threatening reasons and do not address the root cause of nasal issues. No science whatsoever. All about the money to keep patients coming in and out of the ent department.

  • @theresamcgowan8518
    @theresamcgowan8518 5 лет назад +21

    I had 2 nose surgeries. I started having the feeling of my nose being clogged 24 hours a day. Waking up with a headache almost every day. Finally after complaining for years a doctor finally told me I had this. I can’t lay flat when sleeping feel like I can’t breath. Horrible way to live

  • @nav689
    @nav689 10 месяцев назад +3

    Can these ENT doctors be sued? Someone close to me had this procedure but the doctor didn't even tell him it was being done before the appointment.

    • @geniusteck
      @geniusteck 10 месяцев назад

      they are secured unfortunatly

    • @kmuttfg
      @kmuttfg 7 месяцев назад +1

      This scenerio unfortunately is too common for those who have had their lives ruined from these useless procedures.
      Patients with this condition with the help of attorneys/legislators need to go after governing bodies of these ent specialists. Also going after the manufacturers of the tools these ear nose and throat specialists use. Don't let them fool you to think that conservative procedures do not cause serious injury.

    • @kmuttfg
      @kmuttfg 7 месяцев назад

      ​@@geniusteckonly if you let them.

  • @theuncanspan
    @theuncanspan 4 года назад +21

    This condition makes you preoccupied with yourself 24 hours of the time if not 24 hours of the time.
    Michael Jackson had the same condition.

    • @em34ev3r
      @em34ev3r 3 года назад

      you dont know that.

    • @sgar4729
      @sgar4729 3 года назад +5

      He did have all that nose surgery. I'm sure it messed with his breathing

    • @em34ev3r
      @em34ev3r 3 года назад

      @@sgar4729 once again, you don’t know that. Stupid

    • @dougferguson2563
      @dougferguson2563 Год назад +2

      I think you mean the nose and body are no longer in sync since the turbinates have lost its functionality. It's no that ENS sufferers are pre occupied with breathing. It's the fact that the normal homeostasis of breathing has become compromised from injuries sustained. The nervous system and brain relay a survival mechanism and puts the body in constant fight or flight or suffucation mode since the turbinates are no longer functional.

  • @mattkiebach6506
    @mattkiebach6506 2 года назад +11

    To anyone thinking of turbinate reduction please think twice or do very minimal this syndrome Is the most horrific condition

  • @geniusteck
    @geniusteck 2 года назад +9

    This is the truth god save evry soul have this

  • @ARCTERYXSWEATSHOP
    @ARCTERYXSWEATSHOP 4 года назад +14

    I have ENS on my left side from a turbinectomy. Life crippling.

    • @jacobalvaradoDP
      @jacobalvaradoDP 4 года назад +1

      Is that a turbinate reduction surgery?

    • @ARCTERYXSWEATSHOP
      @ARCTERYXSWEATSHOP 3 года назад +5

      @@jacobalvaradoDP yes! Conchotomy/turbinectomy combo. She just lied for money & chopped a chunk out of my nose... sick person

    • @AriL3ve
      @AriL3ve 2 года назад

      Can you get ens without surgery, I never had surgery and it feels like I have it

    • @TerrenLiberte
      @TerrenLiberte Год назад

      ​@@AriL3ve . Have you breathed in paint or essential oils or inhaled an unnatural nasal spray?

    • @juliejulie1702
      @juliejulie1702 3 месяца назад

      ​@TerrenLiberte hi can those cause it ?

  • @mehmetgundogdu6277
    @mehmetgundogdu6277 4 года назад +19

    Empty nose syndrome is a catastrophic disease.

  • @edwardshell1289
    @edwardshell1289 5 месяцев назад +2

    I was recently diagnosed with this. I went to the ENT for congestion feeling like maybe my sinuses closed. I had a septoplasty in 1986. I’ve had shortness of breath with and without activity. Sometimes when I’m exercising it feels like my nose is clothes pinned shut. I’m a retired RN. I thought maybe I was developing COPD so I started breathing through my mouth instead of panicking and using pursed lip breathing. I too have suffered with jumping while I’m sleeping and occasionally wake up gasping for air. I also have GERD. It actually angers me that there isn’t more known about this. I’ve had pulmonary function tests, lung scans, etc., and they say I’m fine, nothing is wrong. Frustrating.

  • @KhalKhtri
    @KhalKhtri 2 года назад +14

    It is appalling that even after decades of patients globally demanding justice, only a few drs will have the fortitude to say that even conservative turbinate procedures can cause permanent injury to an essential organ.
    What a backwards way to think that disturbing a complex organ solely because it becomes inflammed is marketed to overly trusting patients who have been lied to when it comes to the efficiency of these procedures.
    What is even more disturbing is how patients are heavily screened physically & mentally prior to surgery, then when a negative outcome occurs they are gaslit and coerced to think that an injured organ is not the cause of their 24/7 symptoms and that it's "psychological".
    The AAO-HNS and those in position to make changes to date have not made an attempt to make things right with patients and families who are left to deal with the life altering complications of turbinate surgeries. No icd code or changes to date. Only a continuance of disinformation

    • @marklewis9061
      @marklewis9061 2 года назад +6

      It’s very sad. They just completely ignore everyone like us and continue to do more surgery for money

  • @chinookvalley
    @chinookvalley 3 года назад +23

    I hope the doctor who did this to me is enjoying the 3rd home and yacht I've paid for. I see specialist after specialist and there is no cure. How many doctors are benefiting from one doctor's mistake? It's a horrible cycle that many of us experience due to the ignorance and complacency of these quacks.

    • @zerozero-rw6ie
      @zerozero-rw6ie 2 года назад

      Hi, I know you're going through a hard time and I understand that this might feel unwanted, but PLEASE, pray to God for a miracle healing of your situation. someone told me to do the same thing. I tried it, I prayed and prayed and prayed for 3 nights and on the 3rd night, I am FREE of this. I am praying for everyone in this comment section and I truly believe, if you believe in your heart that God loves you and will save you, he will free you of this. I am so sorry and I hope you find peace and healing through Him.

    • @kaya2939
      @kaya2939 Год назад

      How are you holding up

  • @janicknorman8778
    @janicknorman8778 2 года назад +8

    Unless you got your nose punched / traumatized or you got some sort of cancer, a lot of ENT surgeries are unnecessary.
    Watch your diet / acid reflux etc. It takes time to heal, but it will.
    Learn that the hard way.

    • @KadeKurved
      @KadeKurved 2 года назад +2

      Do you really believe it could be the diet? I've seen 4 ENT specialist and they are all the same and about the $$$$. I have a surgery scheduled March 3 but I'll be canceling that for sure. I don't normally have sinus issues. caught covid in Dec and it left me with sinus issues. My nasal passages are inflammed and the mucus won't pass through. Its hard to manage with headaches and ear aches. Definitely has interfered with my daily life. Guess I was desperate to sign up for the surgery that got approved

    • @janicknorman8778
      @janicknorman8778 2 года назад +2

      @@KadeKurved definitely not a doctor, but if I were you I'd exhaust everything: nasal irrigation, nasal spray (check different brands), exercises, diet breathing exercises, if it doesn't work I'd question if it's really the sinuses causing the problem (could be your throat that actually constrict your breathing, CT scan etc), or if it does disrupt your sleep, try CPAP first in the meantime, it'd open your airway, the more you use your airway, the wider your nasal passageway will be.
      And you're not alone in this kind of thing, my conservative ENT doctor did mention breathing/sleeping issue is their #1 source of $$$ from unnecessary surgeries.

    • @zerozero-rw6ie
      @zerozero-rw6ie 2 года назад

      Hey, if you dont mind, what do you suggest for the diet? Thank you so much in advance

    • @TerrenLiberte
      @TerrenLiberte Год назад +1

      Il ne faut jamais opérer quoi que ce soit, car vos problèmes viennent du fait que vous avez oublié votre respiration nasale ! Ça se réeduque facilement !

    • @kazman_6899
      @kazman_6899 Год назад

      ​@@janicknorman8778MRI instead of CT. Avoid the radiation of 100-250 X-Rays. And don't take the dye injection. Ask prior to the test if the images are coming out clear. It's a day-to-day thing with the machines.

  • @ryanleblanc6817
    @ryanleblanc6817 3 года назад +12

    It took me a few mins to wrap my mind around the sensation she described. Once I got it, I felt so bad for her. I’m so afraid of any type of neurological problem. I experienced heron withdrawals many times when i was younger. Enduring that showed me how important it is to have a healthy balanced brain. When I was in WD and suffering from hardly any dopamine in my brain, the symptoms I had were horrific. I can do close to suicide many times.

    • @KadeKurved
      @KadeKurved 2 года назад +5

      I'm sorry this happened to you. People who don't suffer would never understand. It's sometime hard to watch people laugh when you are in pain

  • @kevinmartin1990
    @kevinmartin1990 3 года назад +12

    My life is over I’m 19 I wish I never got this surgery

    • @zerozero-rw6ie
      @zerozero-rw6ie 2 года назад +1

      Hey are you alright? I’m the same age as you, I hope you’re okay

    • @kaya2939
      @kaya2939 Год назад

      How are you holding up

    • @luffysan3972
      @luffysan3972 7 месяцев назад

      omg I am so sorry for you bro.I hope u find relief somehow.

    • @kittycat8222
      @kittycat8222 5 месяцев назад

      I really really hope you’re okay and doing well. How old were you when you had this surgery?

  • @deep1infinity8
    @deep1infinity8 5 лет назад +12

    This is the 1st time I've ever heard of this condition. I thought it was just as described..."empty nose"....due to surgery. Like there is something that happened during surgery that keeps your nose empty and dry. During my 1st surgery the doctor basically removed so much tissue from one side that it looks like its just empty. I definitely need to look into this Empty Nose Syndrome.

    • @zenny58
      @zenny58 5 лет назад

      so how are u doing after your surgery ? im going for mine in about 1 month time. are your doing well since your operation ?

    • @zerozero-rw6ie
      @zerozero-rw6ie 2 года назад

      Hi, I know you're going through a hard time and I understand that this might feel unwanted, but PLEASE, pray to God for a miracle healing of your situation. someone told me to do the same thing. I tried it, I prayed and prayed and prayed for 3 nights and on the 3rd night, I am FREE of this. I am praying for everyone in this comment section and I truly believe, if you believe in your heart that God loves you and will save you, he will free you of this. I am so sorry and I hope you find peace and healing through Him.

  • @LexaTerrestrialx
    @LexaTerrestrialx 5 лет назад +13

    This is THEEE MOST Nightmarish condition. And i wish more people knew about it, and the MEDICAL COMMUNITY Took it more serious, aided in treatment and prevention. Because the truth is, it doesn't take much to get this

    • @jizzahm
      @jizzahm 5 лет назад +2

      Agree, I'm 99% sure I have this... I feel tingling in my nose when I try to breathe through it when trying to sleep, my hands tingle and my legs twitch.. I feel like I don't even breathe on my own it's like forced breathing and I have to force it ALL the time just to feel slightly normal! Please help me with this!

  • @melissabeasley
    @melissabeasley Год назад +8

    I’ve had ENS for almost a decade and it changed my whole life.
    I know I am physically the same person but mentally, I am not the same. Every part of my personality has changed.
    I used to be laid back and now I have inescapable anxiety or anger.
    It’s like having your fight/flight reflex always being tweaked.

    • @dagobello
      @dagobello Год назад +1

      Have you had any treatment? I hear stem cells help.

    • @rd2071
      @rd2071 Год назад +4

      All caused by a dangerous surgery that essentially kills the turbinates organ function.

  • @billwenner6307
    @billwenner6307 3 года назад +11

    I've had very conservative turbinate reduction 1 week ago and my diaphragm spasms and I can't sleep nor can I feel myself breath

    • @Grantcohnsson
      @Grantcohnsson 3 года назад

      I got mine last Friday

    • @goosetyc145
      @goosetyc145 3 года назад +1

      @@Grantcohnsson how did i heal up? Got mine last week.

    • @MousyTTR
      @MousyTTR 2 года назад

      @@goosetyc145 do you feel better now? i had mine like 2 weeks ago and im kinda scared i have ENS because i cant use my nose at all... its clogged but cant seem to feel any mucus in there...

  • @alexjessee442
    @alexjessee442 3 года назад +7

    I’d fight my doctor if they did this to me

  • @sunnyd6019
    @sunnyd6019 2 года назад +7

    My nose is blocked daily and I feel horrible. Honestly, what they describe is how I feel from chronic congestion. So for me getting a reduction is happening since I already feel suffocating due to large turbinates

    • @EuphorriaDubstep
      @EuphorriaDubstep 2 года назад +3

      nah dude i almost breathe water now cuz oxygen just aint cutting it. /humidifier huffer. i love congestion now lol

    • @jonathanvenancio1505
      @jonathanvenancio1505 Год назад

      Did you get the surgery ?

    • @sunnyd6019
      @sunnyd6019 Год назад +2

      @@jonathanvenancio1505 I was scheduled and a lab test did not come back in time so they cancelled on me due to missing labs. No idea why they needed them but was the dr. rule. I have since been taking allergy drops and moved to a humid climate which seems to be helping some. I am nowhere normal but can use my nose some now so I have hope again that maybe this will reverse on its own. So for now giving it 6 mos. and will see how I am then, really hoping I can avoid surgery but if things won't resolve I will have to do it.

    • @julesc.3726
      @julesc.3726 Год назад

      I feel I have chronic congestion since 8 months ago that I had rhinoplasty. And dry 👃 somedays. have also been dealing with acid reflux this past month. It scares me to think I might have ens.

    • @kazman_6899
      @kazman_6899 Год назад

      ​@@sunnyd6019Don't do it. Look at these cases. Hunt for treatments, but take surgery off the table -- and throw the table out the window

  • @thinline8504
    @thinline8504 4 года назад +7

    OHHHHHH NOW THAT I THINK ABOUT THIS. I MIGHT HAVE THIS!!!!!! I just had a cat scan done. I told the DR. I had a third sinus surgery but I can't breathe period now. I wake up with headaches I feel like I'm always congested in the right side. if I put my finger on my left nostril the right nostril has no air coming out of it.. it sounds like I'm blowing through a straw : O ..... oh my... she made me get a cat scan.... the minute she recommends Sinus surgery I'm opting out :D ... a 4th surgery !??!?! NO THANKS

    • @em34ev3r
      @em34ev3r 3 года назад

      what type of surgery did you have.

  • @GurpreetSingh-vo9uh
    @GurpreetSingh-vo9uh 2 года назад +4

    So sorry to hear this, it's really serious. Thanks for sharing

  • @timcepin3386
    @timcepin3386 5 месяцев назад +3

    We need a testimony on Capitol Hill about the turbinate reduction and septoplasty procedures, etcetera. If they would, I believe Mellow Mike and Mark or Marc are the right two men to lead the testimony!

  • @MariaLopez-ff3vb
    @MariaLopez-ff3vb 4 года назад +7

    My son is suffering too much with his sinus, he feels he can't breath. Please help what can I do doctors won't help

  • @sarahsarah786
    @sarahsarah786 3 года назад +9

    i got ENS from ravor curis radiofrequency by an ent who said it was mjinimally invasive and no risk but i got burning pain and suffocation AND ENS

  • @BigShrimperd
    @BigShrimperd Год назад +9

    I have the same, can't even talk anymore. Doctor can not do anything

    • @julesc.3726
      @julesc.3726 Год назад +2

      Im very sorry!

    • @kaya2939
      @kaya2939 Год назад

      How are you holding up

    • @BigShrimperd
      @BigShrimperd Год назад +4

      I used to smoke weed, the doctor doesnt believe me he thinks it can only happen after an operation. But i had a lot of eet aceton in my nose from using bad amphetamine. The taste was straigjt away in my nose nothing burns anymore. It became a big emty space with no pressure.
      My neck and head heating up almost whole day cause i can not breath.
      The also take my benzo off in one day after a year of getting it from the doctor 20 mg a day.
      That also make it worse with pressure in the neck.
      My throat is full of slime with a lot of air in it.
      My stomach also feels to much swollen of air to even breathe.
      But breath hurts ands has no resistamve on is.
      I dont know what to do.
      I smoke weed 15 years now i tey alcohol instead.
      For my ADD. The medics give me bad complications.
      I domt know what to do the doc dont take me serious.
      Quit a benzo after a year in one day and doesnt believe i can't breath well
      But the breathing problem was already before it, since i got alot of aceton in my nog everyday.
      It affected my lungs and nose.
      It was on the beginning when i got homeless i need to take for stay awake between alot of rats on a camping.
      Making holes in my tent.
      After it i was still homeless really wanted to die , and smoked 500 euro crack everyday but doesnt know how to smoke it.
      So also alot of ash in my mouth and lungs.
      I was aleays in the cold outside with not enough clothing and eating.
      But survived and i quit smokijg crack by myself to.
      They still aint helpung me only make it worse take the only sedation thing away from me.
      So i need to order research chems now like pyrazolam.
      I told him the things i did take in the past doesnt get a research on it you can find in the papers.
      So they think i there is no search of it, it can not happen :(
      What i did nobody did or experienced things like that.
      I got no psycho conversations, no medication and still no help.
      I commit suicide alot, but want it in a hospital
      My age is 26 for people who read this, and live/born in the Netherlands.

    • @julesc.3726
      @julesc.3726 Год назад +3

      @@BigShrimperd That’s how it is, we almost have to play Dr. and figure out what’s going on, ourselves. And the symptoms are very real. I really hope you find a solution to your problem 💕

  • @kevinmartin1990
    @kevinmartin1990 3 года назад +8

    I literally just wanna cry

    • @kingseiryu929
      @kingseiryu929 3 года назад +2

      Im sorry this happened to you. Try to use a wet handkerchief - and then put it against ur nose. There are treatments out there to alleviate the symptoms. I hope u get better soon

    • @zerozero-rw6ie
      @zerozero-rw6ie 2 года назад

      Please, stay strong. We need to find a way to spread this information. I’m here with you

    • @kaya2939
      @kaya2939 Год назад

      How are you holding up

    • @ClassyNasty
      @ClassyNasty Год назад

      are you okay?

  • @azadazad4718
    @azadazad4718 2 года назад +8

    May God bless all people who have this… don’t forget that afterlife is much better and god have a beautiful gift for poor and sick people be hopeful ❤️❤️

    • @UberVike
      @UberVike 2 года назад +1

      Lol there is zero evidence for any of that.

  • @marknasri3490
    @marknasri3490 6 лет назад +6

    thanks for your effort

  • @channelname9468
    @channelname9468 6 месяцев назад +3

    I really want surgery for my DNS but I’m very scared of this

  • @seherkaranfil6229
    @seherkaranfil6229 2 года назад +11

    There should be more awareness about empty nose syndrome, maybe if it was a well-known syndrome, I wouldn't have come to this with surgery,
    I don't understand how a disease that seriously reduces the quality of life does not come to the fore.

    • @KhalKhtri
      @KhalKhtri 2 года назад +3

      It is well known. It has been covered up within the ENT field for decades until a few brave Drs spoke out about it. Dr.s against the ens awareness movement know it is a threat to business so they falsify and publish bogus articles to put a spin on the true physical nature a Ens sufferer goes through 24/7.

  • @lintran6655
    @lintran6655 6 лет назад +14

    I hope they will become able to recover from this one day! Sounds horrible

    • @rd2071
      @rd2071 4 года назад +5

      This syndrome is progressive unfortunatley. The biggest issue we face as a community is that a vast majority of medical specialists that perform these surgeries and those in between do not want the public to know the real severe risks these overly routine surgeries. They continue to attempt to gaslight brave Ens victims and doctors that speak up. ANY type surgery or procedure to the nasal turbinates carries the risk of attributing ENS.

    • @asheur9488
      @asheur9488 3 года назад +1

      @@rd2071 Hi could you help me please ? So does septoplasty affects the turbinates ? Can a septoplasty alone (without turbinoplasty) causes ENS??

  • @zhankulmetov2147
    @zhankulmetov2147 6 лет назад +6

    Why would doctor mess up their patients like this.

    • @heymrpaul
      @heymrpaul 6 лет назад +14

      $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$ They don't care about their patients. They are in it for the money period.

    • @zhankulmetov2147
      @zhankulmetov2147 6 лет назад +4

      @@heymrpaul this is very true especially in countries with capitalist healthcare system i wonder tho if this operation is still done in countries with socialist healthcare. When i was in school in US the kids that wanted to become doctors only talked about the money they would make and nothing about the well being of the patients.

    • @jphickory522
      @jphickory522 6 лет назад

      Bs

    • @misst1741
      @misst1741 3 года назад +1

      GREED & WILFUL IGNORANCE

  • @lothlend6301
    @lothlend6301 3 года назад +5

    I had rhinoplasty about a year and 4 months ago and ever since I have to constantly think about my breathing and there's no signal that air is flowing through my nose I really hope this goes away and my nose is just still healing =/

    • @masina7960
      @masina7960 3 года назад

      DId your surgeon touch your turbinates?

    • @lothlend6301
      @lothlend6301 3 года назад

      @@masina7960 I don't believe so he said he didn't

    • @masina7960
      @masina7960 3 года назад +2

      @@lothlend6301 I am really sorry for your symptoms. I am having a deviated septum and turbinates surgery in a week. I am deffinetely telling my doctor to NOT touch my turbines because I dont want to take a risk of getting ENS

    • @zerozero-rw6ie
      @zerozero-rw6ie 2 года назад

      hey how are you doing? I’m in the same boat as you. I’m praying for you

    • @lothlend6301
      @lothlend6301 2 года назад +1

      @@zerozero-rw6ie Wish I had better news to give it has not gotten much better at all, it literally consumes my life. I wish I had considered all of this before surgery! I guess I hold hopes that someday I'll adjust or it will be normal again, just for the fear of having to live like this forever. I hope it gets better for you! I'll keep you in my thoughts and pray for you to! It's reassuring to know we're at least not alone in this.

  • @gg21410
    @gg21410 Год назад +11

    this condition has stolen my life. ENTs and plastic surgeons know this happens but continue to perform unnecessary reductions for money. it is torture. in 2023, how is this still happening? i don’t know how i’m still here.

    • @melissabeasley
      @melissabeasley Год назад +1

      I’ve had ens for a decade and I still wonder how I’m here. It’s so hard to describe to someone that doesn’t have it.

    • @kazman_6899
      @kazman_6899 Год назад

      ​@@lleahaI haven't had the surgery, but it has to be the worst affliction of all

  • @AP-eh6gr
    @AP-eh6gr 4 года назад +2

    I narrowly avoided this. Had a concha bullosa that needed to be cut in half but my doc knew that turbinates have to be conserved.

  • @sarahsarah786
    @sarahsarah786 3 года назад +9

    i know 1000s of people just from groups who have it

  • @alparslank1548
    @alparslank1548 5 лет назад +2

    I am so sorry.

  • @steve_ens
    @steve_ens 4 года назад +7

    Hi barbara thanx for explaining about ens risks from inferior turbinate reductions and how awfull it feels like ens.i have had ens for 10 years! I know what it feels like.😕.also thanx for talking about your ens.

  • @gamekid2420
    @gamekid2420 Год назад +2

    It is actually due to decreased suction or decreased negative pressure produced due to a combination of increased space , reduced nasal wall stiffness as well as drying

    • @kazman_6899
      @kazman_6899 Год назад

      Nerve damage, too. And last but not least... the person. If you are sensitive and conscious of the little details, you may register a successful operation as ens. I've heard people describe a successful surgery as a "new nose". I'd venture to say that isn't what you want. It's comparable to the body rejecting a new organ.

  • @mehmetgundogdu6277
    @mehmetgundogdu6277 5 лет назад +10

    Why can not turbinates be transplanted?

  • @flyingThunderGod
    @flyingThunderGod 6 лет назад +34

    Us mouth-breathers must unite!

    • @suzzzan3
      @suzzzan3 5 лет назад +3

    • @arthurbarrios888
      @arthurbarrios888 5 лет назад +7

      For years I thought I was always dehydrated lol. Mouth breather all my life lead me to dry mouth, even developed anxiety lol.

    • @withloveleli
      @withloveleli 5 лет назад

      I dnt have ens but im half mouth breather due to my migraines and the x10 sense of smell it gives me. Hate more then 50% smells out there so i tend to switch my breathing thru my mouth when i dont want to smell strong perfumes, coffee, melons, air fresheners, nail polish, alcohol and the list goes on. I too think i mainly breath thru my mouth at night.. Never knew why..

    • @gm836
      @gm836 5 лет назад +2

      Arturo Barrios Yh mouth breathing is bad.

    • @withloveleli
      @withloveleli 5 лет назад +1

      @@gm836 so living is bad? Lmao everyone breaths thru their mouths to survive

  • @calexprenas
    @calexprenas 3 года назад +5

    not good reporting - megyn didn’t treat the subject with the seriousness and empathy it deserved, including doing more research in it, nor did she do a very good job just frickin listening. and i say that as someone who doesn’t even have this issue.

  • @kayw5562
    @kayw5562 7 месяцев назад +2

    Acid reflux, on medication backlash in throat at anytime sometime while talking a glob of snot comes right up in throat from nose. , asthma breathing problems, on medication chest congestion, on daily medication constant sinus infections at least every other month! Went from ent doctor now at a Astma doctor for breathing problems. all after this turbinate surgery don't do it!

  • @amalzuhair4495
    @amalzuhair4495 6 лет назад +5

    For most of my life one nose has been blocked because of my excessive dust allergy

    • @unknownunknown3692
      @unknownunknown3692 6 лет назад +7

      dont do surgery ,you will regret it rest of your life

    • @amalzuhair4495
      @amalzuhair4495 6 лет назад +1

      aa cc nah I’m going to be 30 in January so I’m way passed the supposed have an operation when your eighteen deadline. I’ve seen relatives and how it affected them and chose to live with it plus allergy medication and hot steam helps a lot.

    • @matthatcher3341
      @matthatcher3341 6 лет назад

      amal zuhair I have same issue and had to have surgery to remove nasal polyps.

    • @lkaur6970
      @lkaur6970 5 лет назад +1

      amal zuhair can you get allergy injections?

    • @akshaythakur9702
      @akshaythakur9702 2 года назад

      @@lkaur6970 please reply i want some help from you

  • @yellowsaffron7668
    @yellowsaffron7668 4 года назад +9

    If you cut the turbinates. You end up with ENS. America fails to say they have some bad surgeons just in it for the money. I have had turbinate reduction, sinus wash out, adhesions from a previous op removed, polyps removed and my nose splinted.My life was plagued with swollen turbinates and sinus infections. Try living with such misery! My first operation was a rhinoplasty and sinus wash out. I spent half my life with sinusitis. The operation depends on who your surgeon is. I have had all this work done in my senior years. Reducing my turbinates has also got my smell back intensely. Amazing!

    • @rd2071
      @rd2071 4 года назад +7

      Any surgery agressive or minimal can lead to ENS.

    • @keyano93
      @keyano93 3 года назад

      @@rd2071 So is driving the car with 200 mph an hour has a big chance to crash and die while you drive slower the chance goes down tremendously , so yeah , your comment sounds like 100% reduction vs small reduction is same thing and the chance is equal of developing this condition.

    • @rd2071
      @rd2071 3 года назад +5

      @@keyano93 horrible comparison.

    • @AriL3ve
      @AriL3ve 2 года назад

      Can you get ens without going through surgery

    • @TerrenLiberte
      @TerrenLiberte Год назад

      ​@@AriL3ve . Yes but not so hard. With químical médecine, sprays...., in the nose!

  • @lisagriffith4676
    @lisagriffith4676 4 года назад +6

    I have this from my deviated nose surgery

  • @kaz.u.k.i
    @kaz.u.k.i 4 года назад +1

    Thank you

  • @laurenelizabeth9398
    @laurenelizabeth9398 5 лет назад +3

    I don't have ENS but I can no longer breathe deeply through my nose due to there being too much space from the turbinate reduction (which creates a suction when I try to breathe deeply).

    • @l.Ryu.l
      @l.Ryu.l 4 года назад +1

      Sounds like nasal collapse....u can get rods put in ur nose to help

    • @lemonpepperwings4434
      @lemonpepperwings4434 4 года назад

      Hows your breathing now?

    • @Lumen777_
      @Lumen777_ 4 года назад +1

      Omg. I’ve been wondering for years why I have only suction when I breathe deep and never feel satisfied. I had nasal valve retention surgery to fix issue at age 20. It’s like having an internal breath right strip built in so it’s not collapsed feeling as much. My first Sinus surgery was at age 9. Second at 16. The second one they thinned it out to make space. And it’s never been the name. But it’s now livable, but a daily nuisance.

  • @sarahsarah786
    @sarahsarah786 3 года назад +10

    i got ens from Radiofreuqncy and septoplasty

  • @redeye8788
    @redeye8788 2 года назад +5

    I also have breathing difficulty which i got after a serious injury to my nose. I have had a surgery (septoplasty) to fix it. But the surgery made my breathing more difficult than before. I am so frustrated by not being able to breathe with ease.😭😭😭

  • @MrBurkistan
    @MrBurkistan 4 года назад +5

    Well this is reassuring, I have a turbinate reduction surgery in a few weeks. Now I don’t if I should cancel.

    • @MrBurkistan
      @MrBurkistan 3 года назад +1

      @Jack Gilmour Yes, it went well! Although I asked for my doctor to be conservative with reducing the turbinate, he used coblation/heat to shrink the tissue instead of cutting away at it, which I think was a good approach to avoid ENS.

    • @jennynguyen9102
      @jennynguyen9102 3 года назад

      @@MrBurkistan how are you feeling now if i can ask?

    • @Grantcohnsson
      @Grantcohnsson 3 года назад

      How are you feeling

    • @kellymatheny7366
      @kellymatheny7366 3 года назад +2

      I’m supposed to have this done next month and everything I’ve been reading/watching is terrifying me I really don’t wanna go through with it either. This might sound silly but I have debilitating anxiety and I feel like I’m going to psych myself into thinking I have this even if I don’t… If that makes sense?

    • @Grantcohnsson
      @Grantcohnsson 3 года назад +2

      @@kellymatheny7366 I have terrible anxiety and I know what you mean. honestly I feel fine now the worst thing going on for me is justpost nasal drip but they say it takes up to 3 months to fully heal

  • @sarahsarah786
    @sarahsarah786 3 года назад +10

    and now ents just ignore me and turn me away
    they dont care once you have it. just say itsso rare
    which btw its not

  • @m-linko
    @m-linko 3 года назад +6

    Any one else here from mpmd Derek going on Rogan?

  • @willygood7
    @willygood7 5 лет назад +12

    I SUFFER FROM ENS AND IT SUCKS. Please send help :(

    • @lenz3958
      @lenz3958 5 лет назад

      You sure its not a congested/stuffy nose? If you have mucus then its a ^.

    • @jacobcollins9389
      @jacobcollins9389 5 лет назад

      Surely people with ENS still get mucus... Everything to do with Empty Nose Syndrome seems quite complex!! Could you get ENS from trauma to the lower turbinates?

    • @TommyLane
      @TommyLane 4 года назад +2

      @@jacobcollins9389 People with ENS still produce mucus but it’s thicker mucus and it’s a problem. The turbinates function is to sweep mucus to the back of the throat in a clean, thin sheet. Because more air is entering the nose, the mucus is stripped of moisture and becomes thicker. Even though the nose is what they call “patent” more wide open, the sufferer feels like they are congested. Another terrible symptom is that thick mucus causes horrible, almost constant, post nasal drip.