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A member asked:
I ve chronicaly englared turbinates,ent dr says middle turbinate very edamatous and pressing on the septum,does this mean i ve turbinate hypertrophy?
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Yes: Hypertrophied is the latin name for enlarged, common to have if you have chronic inflammation of the nasal turbinates, follow your doctor 's advice, take medicines as prescribed, good luck
Answered 11/27/2017
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