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Surgically Repaired Nose Has A Black, Frost Bit Look And Squishy Fluid Secretion. What Could Cause This?

I shattered my nose about 5 years ago and had to have surgery twice on it. Over the last 2 years it will go very dark almost a black frost bit look. Also there is squishy fluid on each side of my nose. I can gently squish on it and it will be gone for a little while. it does not drain out the nose or the back of my throat. just goes into the sinus cavity. What would be causing this?
Tue, 26 Nov 2013
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Hi, Welcome to Health care magic forum.
It appears that it has a dead tissue, or an anerobic infection, or both.
The skin usually sheds the superfecial layers of the skin, periodically, by developing the fresh tissues in side.
Your nose might be forming new tissues, and shedding the debris of the surgical repair. Other wise the surgical tissues might be infected.
Any how it always better to consult your operated surgeon.
Wishing a good health. Thank you.
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Surgically Repaired Nose Has A Black, Frost Bit Look And Squishy Fluid Secretion. What Could Cause This?

Hi, Welcome to Health care magic forum. It appears that it has a dead tissue, or an anerobic infection, or both. The skin usually sheds the superfecial layers of the skin, periodically, by developing the fresh tissues in side. Your nose might be forming new tissues, and shedding the debris of the surgical repair. Other wise the surgical tissues might be infected. Any how it always better to consult your operated surgeon. Wishing a good health. Thank you.