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I have concha bullossa in right side in ct scan..doc says it's not big problem and refused me to do operation.. i have prob in breathing.. now?
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Surgery may help.: Actually, if your breathing difficulty is specifically on the side of the concha bullosa, then surgery really may help. I would start with a trial of over the counter asacort two puffs in each nostril daily for six weeks. If not better, then I really would consider a removal of the obstructive concha bullosa.
Answered 6/20/2014
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