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ME/CFS with deviated septum, post-nasal drip; septoplasty helped six months then stopped

Condition
ME/CFS
At worst
Not stated
Ill for
Not stated
Last post
Jun 2018
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Summary

Moon 37255 had a deviated septum with post-nasal drip and congestion and reported having had a septoplasty and turbinoplasty for it. The surgery helped for about six months and then stopped helping. The cartilage at the tip of the nose hurt most, and the septoplasty pain subsided after a week or two. They later used a nasal spray instead of long-term Mucinex.

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What they tried

Their words about each treatment
  • septoplasty · HelpedI got the septoplasty (outpatient, non-cosmetic, JUST opens the nasal passage) ... After about 6 months, it stopped helping. In context ↗
  • turbinoplasty · Helpedturbinoplasty (moved my cartilage around, because my nose was apparently really vulnerable and didn't have enough cartilage on the tip for protection) for my deviated septum and post-nasal drip and congestion ... After about 6 months, it stopped helping. In context ↗
  • Mucinex · Not saidyou're apparently not supposed to use Mucinex long-term In context ↗
  • nasal spray · Not saidI'm using a nasal spray now In context ↗

Their path

They say too little about how ill they were at each step to draw it on the severity scale, so the steps are listed as they describe them. Dates are when they posted.

WhenWhat happened
—septoplasty and turbinoplasty for deviated septum eased congestion and post-nasal dripI got the septoplasty (outpatient, non-cosmetic, JUST opens the nasal passage) and turbinoplasty In context ↗
2018-06-28surgery stopped helping after about six months; using a nasal sprayAfter about 6 months, it stopped helping. In context ↗

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