No. Asked and answered previously. Ask as often as you want. Your body has the safety mechanism necessary to accommodate for any such deviation. It is not an issue.
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A deviated nasal septum does not cause hypoxia (lack of oxygen). If you possess a deviated nasal septum, there might be an indication for surgery, but it will not correct any brain dysfunction, which would be caused by a co-morbidity.
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