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How long does it take to fully heal after a septoplasty?
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3-4 weeks: After 7-10 days you are probably 70-80 % there. I tell my patients they can resume all normal activities after 2 weeks, except contact sports. I operated on a boxer and he was fully sparring at four weeks.
Answered 12/27/2018
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