Used to happen to me. I have a deviated septum, very common, and my ENT specialist said that while surgery is recommended, it may not solve the problem a 100%. What happens is that any exposure to the cold virus or any bacterial infection can cause upper respiratory trouble, and for someone who has a sensitive immune system or problems such as deviated septums, or is allergy prone, you could end up in a sinus infection which causes the congestion you may be experiencing.
Good you had an x-ray done. Meet up with your ENT specialist. They will prescribe nasal sprays/saline water and/or an antibiotic. Take vitamins to boost your immunity and cover your nose/mouth in the cold air. Before you sleep, flush your nose with some saline water (Ocean spray). Really helps.
yes Khumar, i do have dust allergies, so does my father and some of his side of family...
it's really annoying gotta deal with all year long, it's not like a one time thing. especially at school, can't concentrate one bit.
gonna solve this problem asap inshAllah.
my bro had the same problem, and part of it is his deviated septum, but it’s also cuz of the dust allergies he has. his nose wasn’t blocked anymore while he was on anti-allergy medication. maybe that will work for you as well.
i have used nasal sprays, they do help for a period of time so only temporary fix. also don't want to keep on taking those.
did your brother get surgery done too?
no the doc said he's too young to get a surgery like this right now since he's growing and all still. and since the medication helped (he was using allegra i think) it wasn't needed anymore. he didn't like the nasal sprays much either and they didn't really work for him
Naak katwado sub theek ho ja a ga.
Meaning the surgery might help. But try taking Claritin for a month every night. I do at doctors advice and have been taking it for years. That helps a lot. A few more tips that help me.
1. Avoid drinking very cold beverages including water at least 4 hours before going to bed.
2. Avoid eating very cold or frozen deserts or foods at least 4 hours before going to bed.
3. Clean your nose ( in the bath room of course not in public, just kidding) immediately before going to bed .
4. Make sure you cover your head,while in the bed, with some kind of topi , chader , bed sheet the objective is to not let the head get cold/cool during sleep.
If all this does not work then take two aspirin and then call me in the morning. :)
I found out that there is a 3cm cyst on the left side of my nose. :O
going to see ENT soon to see what she going to do about it. Anybody know what happens?
I had a deviated septum since birth, but had it fixed through surgery about four years ago. I went under surgery with general anesthesia, so I don't remember the actual procedure, but recovery was not so bad. A week post-op, I could breath better than ever. The surgery has totally fixed my breathing problem, but it does not work that way for everyone. See your ENT, and he/she might be able to tell you whether septoplasty would solve your problem.
k I somehow missed the cyst part ... your surgeon is probably going to drain it? a friend of mine had it on the eyelid, and hers was removed using local anesthesia.
^^ ahh man..i feel u man..its horrible condition..and im shocked ure experiencing this for more then 5 years... u shud've consulted doctor long time ago....
^^ ahh man..i feel u man..its horrible condition..and im shocked ure experiencing this for more then 5 years... u shud've consulted doctor long time ago....
ya man, but when ur in high school u don't really focus on those things.. but now that i see problems in my daily life, gotta tackle the root cause. subhanallah, little things like these can stop you to accomplish bigger things in life like STUDIES!