Deviation of nasal septum is a nasal deformity that deviates from the midline and causes clinical symptoms. The clinical manifestations are persistent or intermittent nasal congestion, runny nose, dizziness, headache and nosebleeds. In fact, most people have different degrees of nasal septum deviation. If the deviation is slight and does not cause the above clinical symptoms, treatment is generally not needed. Only when the nasal septum is deviated to one side or both sides or has local protrusion and causes nasal dysfunction or symptoms can it be diagnosed as nasal septum deviation.

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When I was a child, my nose was seriously injured, which led to deviation of the nasal septum. I didn't have an operation until a year ago. I used to think it was nothing. Until a year ago, I was particularly serious and had difficulty breathing. I had to breathe through my mouth, and then I went to a professional otolaryngology hospital for surgery. I'm much better now. Deviation of nasal septum is a physical nasal deformity. It is impossible to recover by medicine or itself. The best way is surgery. If your age is appropriate, surgery is recommended. Otherwise, problems such as frequent nosebleeds, dyspnea and headaches caused by deviated nasal septum will plague later life.