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i had nasla surgey a few weeks ago and sneezed out stitches and not feeling dizzy why?

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Dr. Franklyn Gergits
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ENT and Head and Neck Surgery 29 years experience
Nasal Stitches: Hello, it is common to see stitches come out of the nose after surgery. The stitches are in the front part of the nose after a septal surgery. Inform you doctor of your findings.
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