Question: Had surgery for deviated septum.

"Worst EVER," doctor told me before we decided to get rhinoplasty.

"I ain't God. I can't guarantee you complete recovery, it is that bad. Will you accept 50% better?"

Before I could not go into the woods without feeling really woozy. Pressure behind my eye I mistook for nerve headaches behind right eye.

Only now, although the wooziness is gone, the right ear still gets congested and won't drain. Clicks and pops still. I'd say I am only 35% better.

2 Videos of me, post-op
https://youtu.be/dzfw-l_U4HQ
https://youtu.be/U0VRyR5NzDU

I think the deviated septum was the indirect result of hitting myself in the JAW because I am starting to look 30, and I curse. I messed up and hit myself again, and it is worse, hope TO GOD I did not fuck it up again.

IS THERE ANY PROCEDURE that can 100% cure me?

Because now, as I write this, anytime the girl over there bangs metal it makes me feel sudden wooziness. Congestion like hell in right ear. Although it still is not AS BAD as it was before the op. Enough to contribute to my desire to kill myself. (Dr. Naveem on this site and I HAD thought this was stroke related 2 years ago)

On the side, do I, the talking-me in this video, still look boyish and young, or ungodly MANLY, not boyish?
https://youtu.be/Dx_WaxnByJ8

Eustachian dysfunction. Easily curable?

Before my rhinoplasty it'd affect my right-eye vision, make right eye look "weepy", as psychiatrist called it. Pressure in right ear causing me feel rotten, with quick spells of wooziness. Clicks and pops not as frequent.

After Saturday unable to throw up, violently trying, saw stars actually as I heaved, since then the eustachian congestion seems worse. It had been healing, I think.

What is the easiet way to ask my doctor to cure this, if indeed it CAN be cured?

Other symptoms: vibrations (example, me sitting on a washing machine) cause me to feel unpleasantly woozy, as loud noises. Can the eustachian tube dysfunction be causing this too?

Can ET blockage right side, affect vision on my right side?

What about the ringing in my ears?

The ringing in my ears started in mid-2014, after I began taking cyclobenzaprine then for a few months. Really distressing at first. Now it comes and goes at random. Either it it not as bad, or I just got used to it. IT WILL NEVER go away with time!

My eustachian tube congestion is WORSE after... I wake up feeling okay, but the ET

Can't sing or rap ithout the blockage becoming more pronounced. blockage gradually onsets. Improves as I go about my activities later that afternoon.