I just had had turbinate reduction and my deviated septum straightened 3 days ago. Also got my tonsils and adenoids removed. I am breathing much better! Totally worth it. The tonsils are the worst part.
John Rambo hello, i want to ask how are you doing right now and how's ur turbinate condition now? is after the reduction procedure there are possibilities for the turbinate to enlarge again or it is a lifetime result surgery?
@@anbiyaakbar2292 as I know there is absolutrly a risk for turbinate to enlarge again . No life time waranty surgery. Its important tp know the csuse of enlargement of your turbinate such as doing test of allergies, etc
Had this procedure done two months ago and it has been wonderful being able to breathe again. I'm a stomach sleeper (sorry, I can't help it) and my mouth is usually clamped shut all night. Clogged sinuses led to mild apnea. Now, I'm sleeping better at night and breathing through my nose in a way most take for granted.
Turbinate surgery is VERY risky. Turbinates are very important to your breathing---you need them. They are not useless pieces of meat in your body. Look it up on google. Any responsible doctor is going to try EVERY other method to help you before resorting to cutting you open. If the turbinates are enlarged, something could be causing that--allergies, vasomotor rhinitis. If the turbinates are damaged, a person can end up with empty nose syndrome, which is a horrible condition. Think very hard before you rush into surgery---there are a lot of people out there who wish they had reconsidered.
Hi are you a doctor? I have congestion on only one side of my nostril. But the congestion swap place, for example at one time 100% congested on right nostril and breathe 70% on left, and vice versa. Is this caused by nasal turbinate? I am having this problem since childhood.
I'm not a doctor. To me, that sounds like turbinates. But if you look that up on the internet, that happens to a lot of people, especially in their sleep. I think you should get tested for allergies or you might even have vasomotor rhinitis. Do you get congested when you eat spicy foods?
To do any procedure on the turbinates is taking a risk. The problem is that many of these procedures would be avoided if the doctor would try other avenues. No matter the procedure, it will not be as safe as changing diet, using medications, and changing environmental factors.
Mellow Mike you are everywhere on RUclips and dedicated on warning people for months. I did the surgery and did no research before hand but I turned out fine one week post op nose is swollen but I'm improving. If I saw your comments prob wouldn't have done it tbh
@@alanpaschoal7299 8 month ago I did it after 3 months I felt blockage again than doctor suggested rinocleanal spray I use it when feel blockage I am still ok.
Okay, I am going to copy and paste this - I would say a positive comment - to a couple of related videos the same as others are copy-pasting the comments about ENS as I feel like only negative stories are being spread. Before my radio-frequency inferior turbinate reduction, I was freaking out about it because I would read all the negative comments about the ENS and how these people are suicidal. Well, I was aware of this risk, but still, I went through this, because the blockage of my nose, especially the left nostril, was so bad, that I had headaches, dry eyes, could not have a good night's sleep..., basically I had constantly less energy and did not use my full physical and psychical potential. Yes, it can affect your life tremendously when you are not able to breathe freely for a long time. Anyways, before the surgery, I visited more doctors to have more information about the risks and potential ENS and they said that they could not disprove this, but they also said that in my case the risk was minimal as I would have only local anesthesia and the least invading technique. So here I am writing this comment, I am exactly one day after the inferior turbinate reduction done with the radiofrequency method, in the end, only the left nostril as my right side was okay. The procedure was not comfortable but for me less painful than visiting a dentist. I felt pressure, vibration, resonance, and heat, but it was manageable. After I got home, I removed the nose tampon from the left nostril and I knew right away that I was breathing through, but I did not feel the air going through the left nostril because it was still anesthetized from the tampon. There was a bit of blood, mucous, but after about the next two hours, I realized how much-left nose was blocked. I was finally breathing and I felt it, the air and you cannot imagine such relief. The nostril is still pretty sensitive though, so you must listen to what the doctor says, like no much blowing your nose for first days, no extreme temperature changes (no hot shower...), no high physical activity the first week, etc. This is my experience. It ended up well and I want to encourage you, that if you suffer a lot, it is probably worth taking the risk. My advice: before your surgery, make sure the doctor is experienced with this and talk to him about the complications he had experience with other patients. Talk to him that you would like to have the least invading method performed to minimize the risks. And those who are interested, the RF machine used for my surgery was The CURIS® 4 MHz radiofrequency generator, you can google it if you want. Wish you good health and a lot of strength to the individuals whose surgery did not end up as expected.
@@AlanZeino Hello Alan, I am feeling good, way better then before, of course it is not 100%, because it takes time to heal, but it is healing and getting better :)
@@jurajland How are you doing now? I am thinking of a similar procedure ... Septoplasty + Turbinate reduction through coblation/ radio frequency. Your inputs will help me! Thanks in advance.
@@harshaana Hello Anand, I am good, thank you :) Sometimes I feel worse (comes and goes in waves), but it’s because of other health issues I experienced years ago (not related to my nose), but in general I feel better and better. I have already stressed that many times, but it is very important to improve the lifestyle, diet, sometimes even change the environment (if the air is polluted in the city...), it all makes a huge difference in terms of the recovery and healing. Wish you a lot of health, happiness and take care of yourself :)
I had a septoplasty and turbinate reduction done 2 months ago. My breathing never felt any better, and I'm still stuffy most of the time. Went back to my doctor, turns out my septum redeviated a bit, although not as bad as before the surgery, and my turbinates are hypertrophied again. Not sure why this happened, and it is frustrating going through the surgery to not have any relief. The doctor wants to try another turbinate reduction/coblation since they are swollen up again. I don't know what else to do at this point. He had me on flonaze but that didn't do anything for me, so now I'm on rhinocort, but just started it, so I don't know if it will work either.
bloodyangel1 As someone who suffers from Empty Nose Syndrome, it wracks my nerves to know you might have a turbinate surgery. I understand the frustration of congestion---trust me, I fought it for years as well as sleep apnea---but if you have the surgery and end up with Empty Nose Syndrome, you will hate yourself for having the surgery. I feel like I am in some sick nightmare, I see my father watching me suffer every day, feeling helpless to help me. I have never been through anything this cruel in my life. The turbinates have too many nerves and serve a lot of functions to your breathing---messing with them can cause horrendous problems. Google Empty Nose Syndrome and read up on it and ask yourself if it's worth the risk. I would gladly be homeless rather than have this condition.
Wow, that sounds horrible. I've read up about ENS, and it does sound scary. And since then, I've decided to cancel the second turbinate reduction/coblation, and am trying allergy shots instead, to see if they will help reduce my turbinate hypertrophy. Hopefully your ENS will go away eventually, and you won't have to suffer anymore.
Try anything else but surgery. AFTER my surgery, another doctor asked me a bunch of questions and it turned out I had vasomotor rhinitis---this just means that my turbinates were oversensitive. So they would swell up more than the average person if I inhaled dust or dog hair or smoke or ate spicy food. If I had just avoided certain foods and irritants, I could have been okay. Now, I'm in hell. I have been through bad stuff but I never thought about killing myself and now I think about it every single day. Right now, there is no cure for ENS.
Leonard Burnett yeah, the only thing I'm allergic to is dust mites. I just started allergy shots, this Wednesday will be my 3rd one. I hope they will help.
i got Empty nose syndrome and severe nasal nerve pain from this exact method!!!! from RAVOR CURIS radiofrequency to turbinates and septoplasty. THE ENT SAID IT WAS TOTALLY SAFE.
I just discovered my answer here to a clogged nose and having to breathe through my mouth all these years... Thank God... I will get this procedure.. Mike in LA, Calif
2 reasons.because on turbinate reduction videos they never say that a turbinate reduction can cause empty nose syndrome.and ens happened to me after my inferior turbinate reduction.
My congestion swaps nostril sometimes, for example at one time my right nostril congested and my left nostril can breathe around 70% and vice versa. Is this caused by nasal turbinate?
Look it up on google--it's very normal for our turbinates to go back and forth in size. But the turbinates are there for a reason---they warm your air and they also are surrounded by nerves that feel your air coming through your nose. Any surgery on the turbinates can cause them to malfunction, and then your lungs will feel cold painful air and you will feel like you are suffocating because you can't feel air in your nose. It's called Empty Nose Syndrome and it is absolutely horrible to live with. You don't want to risk getting this by having any procedure on your turbinates. Google it and you'll find out some pretty scary stuff. Google Brett Helling.
I’m sorry but I have spent like an hour online to see the same 3 people warning everyone about ENS and I’m getting a bit annoyed here because I just had this surgery, is there ANYONE who can say this surgery helped them - or is it all a huge big medical conspiracy that doctors expose you to as a patient to steal your money and leave your turbinates mutilated. There has to be benefits to this procedure c’mon now, otherwise, they wouldn’t have carried it out? Coblation reduction is non-invasive on top of that, so please ya’ll, can I have any positive testimonies?
@@wafaab5526 Grrreat, seriously. As long as your doctor attempts to be conservative with how much turbinate tissue he removes, you should be fine. For me, it improved my respiration a lot on the one side I had the procedure done, it also heals very fast.
@@wafaab5526 He did yes, I think, I did this procedure in France and my type of turbinate reduction was called "coblation", which I believe is just another term for radiofrequency reduction. I didn't have or want to have any tissue physically cut off, so I'm pretty certain it was a radiofrequency method used.
Yes he is still around. He has the guts to expose this useless procedure which Ents downplay the damage that can be caused like breathing problems, autonomic dysfunction to the nervous system, atrophy, and loss of function to the nose.
Treat the root cause. Turbinates are an essential organ and surgery should only be considered for life threatening reasons. Change to anti inflammatory diet, invest in hepa filters/change filters in the home or auto, get rid of toxic chemicals in the home, furniture with formaldehyde, get rid of hidden mold, check for hormonal imbalances/gut health. You only get one nose in your lifetime. Once something goes wrong Ents have no way of reversing the severe damages that aren't thoroughly discussed.
Is there a set amount of times or limit to how many times a patient can receive this. I had it done twice. I have seen improvement. However my Rhinitus of recumbancy is still pinching off my right nasal passage. I really want to avoid major surgery.
i got Empty nose syndrome and severe nasal nerve pain from this exact method!!!! from RAVOR CURIS radiofrequency to turbinates and septoplasty and fess THE ENT SAID IT WAS TOTALLY SAFE. Now ents cant help me at all.
I just did my septoplasty and turbine reduction like 1 week ago... did the surgery of Friday... Saturday night in the hospital I accidentally sneeze but through my mouth and I start to bleed from a nose like a running water... on Sunday they had to bring me in for some procedure to stop the bleeding... the bleeding stops but I am not optimistic cos I don’t feel that there is an improvement not even like 1 %.. I am up here typing cos it’s causing some level of anxiety. It’s very difficult to give a timeline... the ear still feel block... I hope there is improvement... I also feel like everything is salty... should it be the opposite like tasteless...
I am sorry to hear that. Did they propose other method? I saw some comments mentioning about allergy, could that be your case or did you do any allergy test? I am having nostril congestion ever since I can remember. I think my case could be caused by nasal turbinate, I am not sure yet.
I was too enthusiastic that day. It has taken 3 weeks for the swelling to go down with the aid of prednisone. Today has been the best day in two weeks.
Thanks for the tip! Hey, talking about tips... did you check out Rifelone's Polyp Answer? You can make nose polyps go away permanently by using natural ingredients in as little as 4 days!
all I hear you say is "money money money, give us your money, please, ens is rare, turbinates are uselss meat, no we dont care or are literate in science to care for the root cause"
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I just had had turbinate reduction and my deviated septum straightened 3 days ago. Also got my tonsils and adenoids removed. I am breathing much better! Totally worth it. The tonsils are the worst part.
John Rambo hello, i want to ask how are you doing right now and how's ur turbinate condition now? is after the reduction procedure there are possibilities for the turbinate to enlarge again or it is a lifetime result surgery?
@Dhread you’re really over playing ENS. It is not common at all
@Dhread yes. Which is why aggressive removals of a lot of turbinate tissues stopped happening in the 1990s. It is not standard procedure anymore.
@@anbiyaakbar2292 as I know there is absolutrly a risk for turbinate to enlarge again . No life time waranty surgery. Its important tp know the csuse of enlargement of your turbinate such as doing test of allergies, etc
Have you had your brain removed yet?!
Had this procedure done two months ago and it has been wonderful being able to breathe again. I'm a stomach sleeper (sorry, I can't help it) and my mouth is usually clamped shut all night. Clogged sinuses led to mild apnea. Now, I'm sleeping better at night and breathing through my nose in a way most take for granted.
Empty nose syndrome is a *catastrophic* disease and it is not a rare condition.
Turbinate surgery is VERY risky. Turbinates are very important to your breathing---you need them. They are not useless pieces of meat in your body. Look it up on google. Any responsible doctor is going to try EVERY other method to help you before resorting to cutting you open. If the turbinates are enlarged, something could be causing that--allergies, vasomotor rhinitis. If the turbinates are damaged, a person can end up with empty nose syndrome, which is a horrible condition. Think very hard before you rush into surgery---there are a lot of people out there who wish they had reconsidered.
Hi are you a doctor? I have congestion on only one side of my nostril. But the congestion swap place, for example at one time 100% congested on right nostril and breathe 70% on left, and vice versa. Is this caused by nasal turbinate? I am having this problem since childhood.
I'm not a doctor. To me, that sounds like turbinates. But if you look that up on the internet, that happens to a lot of people, especially in their sleep. I think you should get tested for allergies or you might even have vasomotor rhinitis. Do you get congested when you eat spicy foods?
Hello, I hear your concern, but with this treatment they are reducing the swollen turbinate, nothing is actually removed.
To do any procedure on the turbinates is taking a risk. The problem is that many of these procedures would be avoided if the doctor would try other avenues. No matter the procedure, it will not be as safe as changing diet, using medications, and changing environmental factors.
Mellow Mike you are everywhere on RUclips and dedicated on warning people for months. I did the surgery and did no research before hand but I turned out fine one week post op nose is swollen but I'm improving. If I saw your comments prob wouldn't have done it tbh
My doctor said radiofrequency treatment last only 6 months.
@@alanpaschoal7299 8 month ago I did it after 3 months I felt blockage again than doctor suggested rinocleanal spray I use it when feel blockage I am still ok.
Okay, I am going to copy and paste this - I would say a positive comment - to a couple of related videos the same as others are copy-pasting the comments about ENS as I feel like only negative stories are being spread. Before my radio-frequency inferior turbinate reduction, I was freaking out about it because I would read all the negative comments about the ENS and how these people are suicidal. Well, I was aware of this risk, but still, I went through this, because the blockage of my nose, especially the left nostril, was so bad, that I had headaches, dry eyes, could not have a good night's sleep..., basically I had constantly less energy and did not use my full physical and psychical potential. Yes, it can affect your life tremendously when you are not able to breathe freely for a long time. Anyways, before the surgery, I visited more doctors to have more information about the risks and potential ENS and they said that they could not disprove this, but they also said that in my case the risk was minimal as I would have only local anesthesia and the least invading technique. So here I am writing this comment, I am exactly one day after the inferior turbinate reduction done with the radiofrequency method, in the end, only the left nostril as my right side was okay. The procedure was not comfortable but for me less painful than visiting a dentist. I felt pressure, vibration, resonance, and heat, but it was manageable. After I got home, I removed the nose tampon from the left nostril and I knew right away that I was breathing through, but I did not feel the air going through the left nostril because it was still anesthetized from the tampon. There was a bit of blood, mucous, but after about the next two hours, I realized how much-left nose was blocked. I was finally breathing and I felt it, the air and you cannot imagine such relief. The nostril is still pretty sensitive though, so you must listen to what the doctor says, like no much blowing your nose for first days, no extreme temperature changes (no hot shower...), no high physical activity the first week, etc. This is my experience. It ended up well and I want to encourage you, that if you suffer a lot, it is probably worth taking the risk. My advice: before your surgery, make sure the doctor is experienced with this and talk to him about the complications he had experience with other patients. Talk to him that you would like to have the least invading method performed to minimize the risks. And those who are interested, the RF machine used for my surgery was The CURIS® 4 MHz radiofrequency generator, you can google it if you want. Wish you good health and a lot of strength to the individuals whose surgery did not end up as expected.
Juraj Reško how are you doing now?
@@AlanZeino Hello Alan, I am feeling good, way better then before, of course it is not 100%, because it takes time to heal, but it is healing and getting better :)
@@jurajland How are you doing now? I am thinking of a similar procedure ... Septoplasty + Turbinate reduction through coblation/ radio frequency. Your inputs will help me! Thanks in advance.
@@harshaana Hello Anand, I am good, thank you :) Sometimes I feel worse (comes and goes in waves), but it’s because of other health issues I experienced years ago (not related to my nose), but in general I feel better and better. I have already stressed that many times, but it is very important to improve the lifestyle, diet, sometimes even change the environment (if the air is polluted in the city...), it all makes a huge difference in terms of the recovery and healing. Wish you a lot of health, happiness and take care of yourself :)
I had a septoplasty and turbinate reduction done 2 months ago. My breathing never felt any better, and I'm still stuffy most of the time. Went back to my doctor, turns out my septum redeviated a bit, although not as bad as before the surgery, and my turbinates are hypertrophied again. Not sure why this happened, and it is frustrating going through the surgery to not have any relief. The doctor wants to try another turbinate reduction/coblation since they are swollen up again. I don't know what else to do at this point. He had me on flonaze but that didn't do anything for me, so now I'm on rhinocort, but just started it, so I don't know if it will work either.
bloodyangel1 As someone who suffers from Empty Nose Syndrome, it wracks my nerves to know you might have a turbinate surgery. I understand the frustration of congestion---trust me, I fought it for years as well as sleep apnea---but if you have the surgery and end up with Empty Nose Syndrome, you will hate yourself for having the surgery. I feel like I am in some sick nightmare, I see my father watching me suffer every day, feeling helpless to help me. I have never been through anything this cruel in my life. The turbinates have too many nerves and serve a lot of functions to your breathing---messing with them can cause horrendous problems. Google Empty Nose Syndrome and read up on it and ask yourself if it's worth the risk. I would gladly be homeless rather than have this condition.
Wow, that sounds horrible. I've read up about ENS, and it does sound scary. And since then, I've decided to cancel the second turbinate reduction/coblation, and am trying allergy shots instead, to see if they will help reduce my turbinate hypertrophy. Hopefully your ENS will go away eventually, and you won't have to suffer anymore.
Try anything else but surgery. AFTER my surgery, another doctor asked me a bunch of questions and it turned out I had vasomotor rhinitis---this just means that my turbinates were oversensitive. So they would swell up more than the average person if I inhaled dust or dog hair or smoke or ate spicy food. If I had just avoided certain foods and irritants, I could have been okay. Now, I'm in hell. I have been through bad stuff but I never thought about killing myself and now I think about it every single day. Right now, there is no cure for ENS.
Were tested for allergies?
Leonard Burnett yeah, the only thing I'm allergic to is dust mites. I just started allergy shots, this Wednesday will be my 3rd one. I hope they will help.
i got Empty nose syndrome and severe nasal nerve pain from this exact method!!!! from RAVOR CURIS radiofrequency to turbinates and septoplasty. THE ENT SAID IT WAS TOTALLY SAFE.
Is it still unhealed
i am otolaryngologist from yemen thank you Doctor ....
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I just discovered my answer here to a clogged nose and having to breathe through my mouth all these years... Thank God... I will get this procedure.. Mike in LA, Calif
Did you get it?
I wish i didnt get my turbinates reduced.i t caused my empty nose syndrome
@@steve_ens how are u now?
I wish i didnt get my turbinates reduced.i t caused my empty nose syndrome.
why are you commenting on every video about this? what is the motivation behind it?
2 reasons.because on turbinate reduction videos they never say that a turbinate reduction can cause empty nose syndrome.and ens happened to me after my inferior turbinate reduction.
@@imfunatparties9463 to warn others. Stfu.
My congestion swaps nostril sometimes, for example at one time my right nostril congested and my left nostril can breathe around 70% and vice versa. Is this caused by nasal turbinate?
Look it up on google--it's very normal for our turbinates to go back and forth in size. But the turbinates are there for a reason---they warm your air and they also are surrounded by nerves that feel your air coming through your nose. Any surgery on the turbinates can cause them to malfunction, and then your lungs will feel cold painful air and you will feel like you are suffocating because you can't feel air in your nose. It's called Empty Nose Syndrome and it is absolutely horrible to live with. You don't want to risk getting this by having any procedure on your turbinates. Google it and you'll find out some pretty scary stuff. Google Brett Helling.
Tomy Lim No that's completely normal, especially when laying on your side.
Mine do the same thing. During the transition, it feels wonderful to breathe out of both nostrils 👃
what's an alternative procedure?
MSE and SARPE
empty nose after
Exactly!
They say not after this ?
ENS ruined my life
Mine alllllllways swell up
Mam is it minimum pain or painless
Nothing is painless.
Minimum had it yesterday
Is it for 7 years old child as well?? My son is suffering a lot?? How much it cost if done privately?? Please reply.
How about you call them? 🤦♀️
I’m sorry but I have spent like an hour online to see the same 3 people warning everyone about ENS and I’m getting a bit annoyed here because I just had this surgery, is there ANYONE who can say this surgery helped them - or is it all a huge big medical conspiracy that doctors expose you to as a patient to steal your money and leave your turbinates mutilated. There has to be benefits to this procedure c’mon now, otherwise, they wouldn’t have carried it out? Coblation reduction is non-invasive on top of that, so please ya’ll, can I have any positive testimonies?
@Christine Alyse how are you feeling now
Hello how do you feeling now after turbinates traited with radiofrequency ? Tnx
@@wafaab5526 Grrreat, seriously. As long as your doctor attempts to be conservative with how much turbinate tissue he removes, you should be fine. For me, it improved my respiration a lot on the one side I had the procedure done, it also heals very fast.
@Freefly oh excellent, it's si nice to hear a positif notice , plz just oone question did your doctor use a radiofrequency for turbinates ?
@@wafaab5526 He did yes, I think, I did this procedure in France and my type of turbinate reduction was called "coblation", which I believe is just another term for radiofrequency reduction. I didn't have or want to have any tissue physically cut off, so I'm pretty certain it was a radiofrequency method used.
Empty Nose Syndrome ruined my life
@kagawa gago my life and thousands of lives destroyed from empty nose syndrome
@@marklewis9061 how are u doing now?
@@harshaana terrible. Sadly the condition doesnt get better
@@marklewis9061 Which method did the doctor use to reduce your turbines?
@@pustel radiofrequency
Had this done. Didnt work for me. Easy procedure though. No pain.
Did you get empty nose syndrome?
ENS beware
So is this Mellow Mike still living?
yes, he is alive and continues to advocate for ENS disclosure
Alfred Newman, is that you?
@@77jcarva Yes, it is I!
Yes he is still around. He has the guts to expose this useless procedure which Ents downplay the damage that can be caused like breathing problems, autonomic dysfunction to the nervous system, atrophy, and loss of function to the nose.
Treat the root cause. Turbinates are an essential organ and surgery should only be considered for life threatening reasons. Change to anti inflammatory diet, invest in hepa filters/change filters in the home or auto, get rid of toxic chemicals in the home, furniture with formaldehyde, get rid of hidden mold, check for hormonal imbalances/gut health. You only get one nose in your lifetime. Once something goes wrong Ents have no way of reversing the severe damages that aren't thoroughly discussed.
ENS is a crime. Stop turbinate reduction!
Is there a set amount of times or limit to how many times a patient can receive this. I had it done twice. I have seen improvement. However my Rhinitus of recumbancy is still pinching off my right nasal passage. I really want to avoid major surgery.
What kind of infection can you get from a turbinate reduction?
Empty nose syndrome, which is the hell.
I have rosacea because I had surgery of the turbinates
Wow, that's a wild side effect. I'd never heard of that before, only extreme dry nose and Empty Nose Syndrome.
i got Empty nose syndrome and severe nasal nerve pain from this exact method!!!! from RAVOR CURIS radiofrequency to turbinates and septoplasty and fess
THE ENT SAID IT WAS TOTALLY SAFE.
Now ents cant help me at all.
So how are you feeling now?
Research turbinate implants.
I just did my septoplasty and turbine reduction like 1 week ago... did the surgery of Friday... Saturday night in the hospital I accidentally sneeze but through my mouth and I start to bleed from a nose like a running water... on Sunday they had to bring me in for some procedure to stop the bleeding... the bleeding stops but I am not optimistic cos I don’t feel that there is an improvement not even like 1 %.. I am up here typing cos it’s causing some level of anxiety. It’s very difficult to give a timeline... the ear still feel block... I hope there is improvement... I also feel like everything is salty... should it be the opposite like tasteless...
I'm sorry to hear what you went through. How are you doing now?
Try cranial facial release look it up
@@romanflores8190 snake oil
thank you
Empty Nose Syndrome. Be careful!
Coblation only reduces the submucousa tissue which should not cause ENS
Are you sure ? If absolutely so, it's make me more relief.
I lovr you
That's all good, until the turbinates grow back. This method isn't permanent.
really? how long is before it comes back? Is there any permanent solution?
Tomy Lim in two years, mine were back completely. The Dr apologized, and said that they no longer use this method.
I am sorry to hear that. Did they propose other method? I saw some comments mentioning about allergy, could that be your case or did you do any allergy test? I am having nostril congestion ever since I can remember. I think my case could be caused by nasal turbinate, I am not sure yet.
If they grow back I will go back to Dr. King and do it again.
I was too enthusiastic that day. It has taken 3 weeks for the swelling to go down with the aid of prednisone. Today has been the best day in two weeks.
Thanks for the tip! Hey, talking about tips... did you check out Rifelone's Polyp Answer? You can make nose polyps go away permanently by using natural ingredients in as little as 4 days!
This is just another procedure they like to sell you, capitalism at its worst
all I hear you say is "money money money, give us your money, please, ens is rare, turbinates are uselss meat, no we dont care or are literate in science to care for the root cause"
So beautiful Doctor ma'am
Beware of empty nose syndrome
@weikang cai so sorry to hear that