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A member asked:
My turbinates started to shrink according to my last exam! when they will be normal in a few years, how long will take to get used to free breathing?
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Healing/wellness: As your inflamed and swollen turbinates heal and get better, you will naturally start to breath easier and it will simply come naturally as the healing process occurs. No definitive timeline, but hopefully will be much less than a few years! Best wishes.
Answered 10/18/2016
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