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A member asked:
Had a nasal papiollma removed 2 weeks ago. nostril still a bit sore is that usual?
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Sore nostril: If the papilloma was removed from the nostril, then yes, this is normal. It takes a while to heal. Most biopsies and procedures in the nose take a couple of weeks to heal to the point that there is minimal discomfort or pain.
Answered 4/28/2013
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