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When Should You See a Doctor?

You should consult an ENT specialist if you have:

Persistent breathing difficulties through one or both nostrils
Frequent sinus infections that do not improve with medication
Nosebleeds occurring regularly
Facial pain or headaches caused by nasal blockage
Snoring or sleep disturbances
No improvement despite using sprays or medicines

You should consult an ENT specialist if you have:

Persistent breathing difficulties through one or both nostrils
Frequent sinus infections that do not improve with medication
Nosebleeds occurring regularly
Facial pain or headaches caused by nasal blockage
Snoring or sleep disturbances
No improvement despite using sprays or medicines

Congenital conditions (present since birth)
Nose injuries due to accidents or sports
Age-related changes in nasal structure
Chronic sinus or nasal issues leading to structural deformities

Blocked nostrils making it hard to breathe
Frequent sinus infections
Nosebleeds
Facial pressure or pain
Difficulty sleeping or loud snoring
Postnasal drip

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How is Septoplasty Diagnosed?

Doctors use several methods to confirm whether septoplasty is needed:

Physical Examination – Checking airflow in each nostril.
Nasal Endoscopy – A thin tube with a camera is inserted into the nose to inspect the septum.
CT Scan – Provides a detailed image of nasal structures and blockage.
Medical History Review – Assessing long-term breathing or sinus issues.

Doctors use several methods to confirm whether septoplasty is needed:

Physical Examination – Checking airflow in each nostril.
Nasal Endoscopy – A thin tube with a camera is inserted into the nose to inspect the septum.
CT Scan – Provides a detailed image of nasal structures and blockage.
Medical History Review – Assessing long-term breathing or sinus issues.

Medical diagnosis procedure for piles treatment

Advanced Treatment Options for Septoplasty

Depending on severity, doctors may suggest:

Non-Surgical Options

Nasal sprays to reduce swelling
Decongestants and antihistamines
Lifestyle changes (humidifiers, saline rinses)

Surgical Option: Septoplasty

Traditional Septoplasty – Straightening and repositioning the septum.
Endoscopic Septoplasty – Performed using an endoscope for precision.
Septorhinoplasty – A combined surgery that corrects both the septum and nose shape if required.

At Pristyn Care Sheetla, ENT surgeons use advanced techniques to ensure minimal discomfort and a smooth recovery.

Depending on severity, doctors may suggest:

Non-Surgical Options

Nasal sprays to reduce swelling
Decongestants and antihistamines
Lifestyle changes (humidifiers, saline rinses)

Surgical Option: Septoplasty

Traditional Septoplasty – Straightening and repositioning the septum.
Endoscopic Septoplasty – Performed using an endoscope for precision.
Septorhinoplasty – A combined surgery that corrects both the septum and nose shape if required.

At Pristyn Care Sheetla, ENT surgeons use advanced techniques to ensure minimal discomfort and a smooth recovery.

Recovery Time

Most patients recover within 2 to 4 weeks after septoplasty. Breathing improves within the first few days, though complete healing may take a few months as the tissues settle. Regular follow-ups and post-surgery care play a vital role in recovery.

What to Expect: Before, During & After Procedure

Before Surgery:

Consultation with ENT specialist
Diagnostic tests such as CT scans or nasal endoscopy
Instructions to stop smoking and avoid certain medications before surgery

During Surgery:

Performed under local or general anesthesia
A small incision is made inside the nose
The septum is straightened, and excess tissue is trimmed
No external scars are left

After Surgery:

Patients usually go home the same day or after an overnight stay
Nasal packing or splints may be placed to support healing
Mild swelling and discomfort may occur, controlled with medication

Recovery Timeline & Post-Treatment Care

First Week: Mild swelling, congestion, and discomfort. Patients use nasal sprays and avoid blowing the nose.
Second Week: Nasal packing or splints are removed, and breathing improves.
3 to 4 Weeks: Most daily activities can be resumed.
2 to 3 Months: Complete healing of nasal tissues.

Post-Treatment Care: