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Deviated Nasal Septum: When a Crooked Septum Affects Your Breathing
A deviated nasal septum — where the cartilage dividing the nose is off-centre — is extremely common and in most people causes no symptoms. When it causes persistent nasal obstruction affecting breathing, sleep, or exercise, surgical correction (septoplasty) performed entirely through the nostrils can provide lasting improvement.
Vyas Prasad
May 246 min read
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