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I am requesting patient confidentiality. i have been snorting ritalin for a few years and i believe i have damaged my nasal cavity. what should i do?
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This is public site: Your issue would take an evaluation by an ENT professional to confirm or exclude your self diagnosis. With such evaluation could come a plan for treatment. This site is public and searchable, but your specifics are limited to age & gender.
Answered 6/4/2018
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