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painless? right...
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I had this done like 3 months ago and I have breathed great through my nose ever since!
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good !!! I've ENS empty nose syndrome
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Why does anyone get a coblation turbinate reduction surgery???
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@SupportAlexJones so how did it work for you so far? has your condition improved since then??
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@simpsonsgotobrazil i did mine in singapore for 800 sgd, that's approx us$550. i was covered by insurance. the surgery vastly improved my rhinoconjunc allergic symptoms. my surgery was more complicated - i had to sit on an operating table. plus, it was painful because i didnt have a lot of anaesthesia (part of insurance policy). i had bleeding, crusting and blood clots in my nose for 3 weeks. get sodium bicarbonate to mix with salt water to rinse the inside of your nose (discomforting).
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I had turbinate reduction surgery under general anesthesia 4 months ago. There has been little, if any, improvement in my breathing. Maybe the doctor was too conservative??? I'm disappointed in the results.
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wow, it's so iteresting!!!
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AN APPLE A DAY KEEPS A DOCTOR AWAY! that's why I eat apple as many times just to keep away from doctors.
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@MiniverJD u mean lidocaine for numing, codeine as a drug, but cocaine is a nono lol
how much does a surgery like that costs in the usa? any idea?
simpsonsgotobrazil 1 year ago
@simpsonsgotobrazil It is covered by insurance...
fauquierent 1 year ago
I had this done with a septoplasty and I was completely out for the procedure. Recovery was painful, but the results are amazing.
VickAdam27 2 years ago 3
If you had just the turbinate reduction alone done, most people do not complain of pain. Only sometimes, a few patients would take just tylenol.
fauquierent 2 years ago