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A member asked:
Could i still be healing from a septoplasty and sinus surgery after 8 months? how long does it normally take?
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Septoplasty healing: After eight months status post sinus surgery and septoplasty, you should be healed. If you are still having trouble breathing, perhaps there is a persistent deviation or if your turbinates were not worked on that may be contributing to your symptoms.
Answered 5/17/2017
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