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Breathing hasn't been right after a kick to face from martial arts. who to visit?
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EarNoseThroat doctor: A facial injury can be evaluated by one's primary care doctor, who can then refer to an ENT (ear-nose-throat, otorhinolaryngologist) doctor if needed. A patient may also go directly to the ENT doctor if he wants to, but some insurance plans want patients to see a primary care doctor first.
Answered 11/27/2017
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