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A member asked:
My nose got hit on the right side. i heard a 'pop' sound, but there is no pain. does the 'pop' sound mean the nose cartilage is ripped or damaged ?
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Could be: Could be a fracture of bone or cartilage. If it looks the same, no trouble bleeding or pain, you don't need treatment. If not sure, see an ENT doc.
Answered 8/6/2017
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