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Extracted upper 2nd molar
Extracted upper 2nd molar surgically- right side 2 months back.
Post that, I'm able to breathe freely on right side nostril when compared to left side nostril.. no other issues are there expect this.. let me know how to proceed
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Visit to your nearest ENT specialist.
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Kindly visit nearby ENT for physical examination and evaluation
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Since a surgical intervention was there get it checked for oronasal fistula
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Visit your dentist and ent both
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Hi ,
Do you suffer from cold and flu very frequently ? If it is so , then consult with an ENT , or you can check your breath by closing your right nostril and trying to breath by the left one.
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You may take vapour , it may clear if there is any blockage due to mucous secretion.
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Dr. Inavolu Shamini
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10 yrs exp
Hyderabad
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Looks like there is some problem in your nose
Please visit the ENT surgeon for correct diagnosis and treatment.
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