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| septum deviation surgery |
The Septum is separated left and right nostril, is often a supporting framework are lined by mucous membrane and composed mostly of cartilage (cartilage)
Ideally, the nasal septum is about the midline with the nose.
Nearly 80% with the septum is deviated from the midline, and this also is frequently not noticed.
Septum deviation occurs should the septum is shifting strongly from the midline.
The CAUSE OF
Septum deviation usually occurs because of congenital deformity or injury.
SYMPTOMS
Septum deviation could potentially cause one or more from the following symptoms:
# Blockage in a or both nostrils
# Recurring nose Bleeding
# Recurring sinus infections
# Facial pain, headache, post nasal drip
# Snore when sleeping (in infants and children).
DIAGNOSIS
Diagnosing will be based upon symptoms and upheld connection between physical examinations.
TREATMENT
If the deviation of nasal septum cause bleeding or recurring sinus infections, it is suggested to undergo surgery septoplasti.
