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Will exposed cartilage in the nostrils heal over time? it's from nasal spray use and trauma from blowing/picking. using olive oil in nose. will iheal
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Usually: but only if you leave it alone. Any infection should also be treated. Be sure to aim your nasal sprays towards the side and not the middle of the nose.
Answered 9/1/2019
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