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What are some side effects after having deviated septum surgery?
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There are a number: Every procedure has side effects and complications. You must understand these and discuss them with your doctor. Complications include perforated septum, worse breathing, and pain among other things. It can be very effective for the right patient.
Answered 11/4/2012
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