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Septoplasty
Doctor suggested me for Septoplasty in first week of Feb.I feel suffocated often. One of my most important exam is in mid of March .If I go for surgery in Feb ,will I be able to manage both ?
Please suggest me .
I am taking fluticasone nasal spray and Anti allergic oral medicine.
Thanks.
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U can go ahead with septoplasty.it will help u.
Rest allergic symptoms can be managed by medications.
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Septoplasty is a day care procedure performed routinely in ENT. You may be discharged from hospital within 3 days. If you are having breathing problem due to deviated nasal septum you should undergo surgery. There is nothing to worry much. Go ahead with surgery so that you get enough time for exam preparation later.
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The allergic symptoms like sneezing will not be cured by septoplasty, but the blockage will be relieved. U can go for septoplsty, if done properly with endoscope, it will heal within a week.
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Dr. Samneet Saggu
Head and Neck Surgeon
7 yrs exp
Delhi
Septoplasty will help with deviated septum only, should nt face any issues after a couple of days.
But it wont help with the allergic symptoms.
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