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Suggest Non Surgical Treatment For Headache Due To Deviated Nasal Septum

Headache because of Deviated Nasal Septum.....is their any permannent solution without rhinoplasty or septoplasty... plz doc ..i dont waana operate my nose as many other with same problem are complaining than the situation worsed more after operating.
Mon, 27 Jul 2015
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Welcome at HCM...
I have gone through your query and being your doctor I completely understand your health concerns....
Deviated nasal septum causes recurrent pharyngeal infection along with rhinitis.. These conditions do precipitate headache...
In your case if you don't want to operate then you should treat it conservatively.
Avoid dust exposure and use face mask while you are out . Use anti allergic medications along with nasal decongestant if you are symptomatic....use steam inhalation at night it will help clear your nasal passages and avoid cold exposure...
Use acetaminopgin to relieve your headache...antibiotics should be taken after consultation with your doctor in any acute episode of infection....
Hope your query is adequately answered...
Stay safe
Regards
Dr saad Sultan
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Suggest Non Surgical Treatment For Headache Due To Deviated Nasal Septum

Welcome at HCM... I have gone through your query and being your doctor I completely understand your health concerns.... Deviated nasal septum causes recurrent pharyngeal infection along with rhinitis.. These conditions do precipitate headache... In your case if you don t want to operate then you should treat it conservatively. Avoid dust exposure and use face mask while you are out . Use anti allergic medications along with nasal decongestant if you are symptomatic....use steam inhalation at night it will help clear your nasal passages and avoid cold exposure... Use acetaminopgin to relieve your headache...antibiotics should be taken after consultation with your doctor in any acute episode of infection.... Hope your query is adequately answered... Stay safe Regards Dr saad Sultan