Term:
Deviated Septum
Description:
Abnormal shift in position of any wall-like part that separates two chambers, most often referring to the nasal cavity. Deviated nasal septum is a common condition.
Symptoms:
Obstructed nasal passages, sinusitis, recurrent infection, nosebleeds, and difficulty in breathing.
Treatment:
Surgery
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advice before trying to administer any type of treatment.
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