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I got hit in the nose with a softball when i was younger and now there is a bony part of it sticking out farther on one side what could this be?
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INJURY/ DEFORMITY of: Nasal septum, most possibly. You need to see an ENT surgeon, might need surgical correction.
Answered 9/28/2016
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