Nasal septum deviation is a physical disorder of the bone and cartilage in the nose that separates the nasal cavity into the two nostrils. A septum is considered deviated if it does not lie centrally, symmetrically with respect to the two nostrils, which is often caused by injury or trauma to the nose.
Blocked nose
Lasting 4 weeks or more
common
Headache
common
Snoring
common
Runny nose
common
Reduced ability or completely losing sense of smell
Lasting 4 weeks or more
Nosebleed
Facial pain
Nasal
Injury to the nose
If you have Nasal Septum Deviation, then a visit to an ENT specialist is highly recommended.
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