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Done concha buulossa removal in rt nose 6 week ago...still pressure on rt side and much breathing difficulty. !! worried...reoperation? please help
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Nose: Takes time for time for the swelling to go down. Saline spray helps and sometime a steroid spray is used. See your surgeon for a good checkup
Answered 8/9/2014
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