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I had undergone fess and septoplasty on 19th sept. but still i have sometimes slight head heaviness as it used to be earlier.
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Ask your ENT: If it has been a while ( over 1-2 weeks) and you are getting little or no relief, you need to see the doc that performed the FESS in the original procedure to decide next steps...
Answered 12/8/2014
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