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I have suffered from olfactory dysfunction for 3 years, but I have been prescribed a medicine that I have never taken, and the symptoms tend to improve on the 3rd day. I took a CT and explained it carefully. Is it hay fever? I was told that I was prescribed a medicine for hay fever. Thank you teacher!

I had a bad headache from the beginning, and as a result of various investigations, I had a septal curvature correction and inferior turbinate surgery at this clinic a year ago. On the second half of the surgery, the teacher and the nurse come to check my physical condition many times while I am resting in the hospital room, and because my home is far away, the nurse is on the same floor when I am spending time at a hotel designated by the hospital. I wasn't worried because he would check my physical condition at night and in the morning. About one month after the operation, there was something like numbness under the nose, but it disappeared naturally. As a result, my headache was healed and my nose was better, so I'm glad I had surgery. As for the headache, I wondered if it happened because the oxygen did not reach enough because the nose was bad. As you say, you have to take various tests and attendance to the orientation before the surgery, and there are PCR tests, so you have to go many times and the transportation cost is difficult because the house is far away, so the stars are There are four.

I broke my nose bone 30 years ago, and since then my right nose has been almost blocked. At that time, I had to put up with it because it was normal for me to be hospitalized for a week for nasal surgery. In my case, my hay fever was so bad that I couldn't let go of the rhinitis spray, and when I slept, I had mouth breathing, and in the morning my throat was empty. In addition, four years ago, for the treatment of hay fever, I had been suffering from a stuffy nose since I had been treated with a laser. .. The doctor's advice was also reliable, so I took the plunge and performed a day surgery. The surgical contents are endoscopic posterior nasal nerve transection, endoscopic inferior turbinate surgery, and nasal septal correction. From the conclusion, I'm glad I did it. It's been a month since the operation, but it's comfortable. It's been 30 years since my nose was so clean. I wish I had done it earlier. The surgeon was Dr. Tetsuro Uchida, who gave me a kind and polite explanation from the first visit, and I was not worried at all. After the operation, I was given the number of the hotline that connects 24 hours a day, and I called it once in the middle of the night, but I was relieved to receive really kind and accurate advice. About two weeks after the operation, every time I breathe through my nose, I hear a sound from my nose. I was worried, but I think it was probably because of the scab. By nasal irrigation every day, the scab came off after a week and there was no sound. I stuffed my nose for a week after the operation, which was much harder than I had imagined. Even so, I am really grateful that I was glad I did it when I thought about this nose.

I prepared a letter of introduction in hopes of surgery for septal curvature, and even though I took a day off on weekdays, I paid 10,000 yen for "no surgery required". I don't think you'll be dealt with unless your nose is blocked. After all, I have been operating comfortably at another hospital.

I had been suffering from allergic rhinitis for many years, and my mouth breathing had become normal. Many people said that it was difficult to make a reservation, but I didn't feel any problems with the first appointment made online. I made an appointment on the premise that I would have a posterior nasal nerve amputation, but at the first visit, when I looked at the situation with nasal drops, it did not suddenly become an operation, so I was impressed. In the end, no improvement was seen with nasal drops, so I had to perform surgery for posterior nasal nerve transection, inferior turbinate resection, and nasal septum correction, but I was never forced to do so, so I decided on my own initiative. Surgery is done on weekdays, but it can be done on a day trip, so if you take paid leave, I think there is no problem for office workers. The surgery is performed under general anesthesia, so I felt like it was over when I noticed it. After that, I couldn't sniff for a week when I was stuffed with gauze, and I couldn't talk properly even at work. It was a real pain in hell, but the feeling of openness on the day I pulled out the gauze was exceptional. (I took a morning break on the day I pulled out the gauze) After that, I had two medical examinations after the surgery, and the postoperative course was good, so next time I will see the situation one year later, and now I can lead a comfortable nasal breathing life. I think it's unavoidable to hear negative voices from people who didn't get the results they expected after surgery, but I was at a level where my life changed due to surgery, and my nose condition improved. I am really grateful to this clinic.

At night, when the parasympathetic nerve becomes active, the nose is completely blocked and it is not possible to sleep satisfactorily for many years. "It's impossible only at night" "I have no allergies and something other than rhinitis." And not the other party I found out that there was something called [hidden stuffy nose] by searching, and I went here. After all, "I'm slightly inflamed, but it's unlikely that my nasal septum isn't so bent and I can't sleep." "Surgery? There was no point in coming far with the conclusion "laughs". I was disappointed that no matter how famous the hospital was, it would be impossible to fix it without something such as allergies, sinusitis, and stuffy nose at the time of diagnosis. The name "Hidden stuffy nose" should help me understand my suffering, and I was hoping that it would be cured. When I asked another doctor about the surgery to cut the nerve, he said, "That is an operation to stop a runny nose and it is not effective for stuffy nose." I had a runny nose, so I was in trouble, so I couldn't go through surgery and I didn't know who to believe. It's been almost 10 years since I couldn't get a good night's sleep even if I went to a local doctor and used many kinds of medicines.

I have had a stuffy nose since I was a child. I have asthma, and when I have severe asthma, I can't breathe through my mouth and nose, so I have difficulty breathing even during the day. The person at work told me that my nose surgery made me feel better, and when I looked up a famous hospital for nose surgery, I found this hospital. (Maybe it was a corona wreck, so maybe I was able to make a reservation much earlier than usual.) When I was asked if I would have surgery, I was dying from breathing difficulty many times at night, so I was only thinking about the option of surgery, so I decided to have surgery. My mother came to accompany me. After the surgery, the teacher came to see me, but my mother seems to be very kind! I was saying. (Always very gentle correspondence) I saw something like an impression blog of nose surgery on the internet, so I thought it would hurt a lot after the operation, but it didn't hurt. You will be asked how much your nose hurts after surgery (although the cotton stuffed in your nose makes you suffocate). How much it hurt so far is the latest one (I thought that my dog ​​was seriously biting the same part 10 times or more in a row and I could get my finger off, but I couldn't get my finger at all, but a little I cried.) I only remember it, so I set it to 7. (Tekito) I got a painkiller, but I didn't use it at all. (Because I've been a rampage since I was little, it may be strong against pain) I don't taste it even if I eat rice until I remove the cotton from my nose, so even if I thought it would be a waste to eat delicious food, I lost weight when I ate bean sprouts and boiled eggs. lucky. I was scared because there was a person who was reviewing things that seemed to be insanely painful and fainted when I took the cotton, but it didn't hurt at all. It was funny because the cotton was slippery, and I felt like it was tickling, and I couldn't stand the laughter, so it was so funny that I was in trouble with tears. It was said that people who laugh are rare, so there may be many people who hurt. About one and a half months after the operation, I had a surprising amount of booger. But I had a big booger and it was fun. It's a pleasure to finally get rid of a big booger that seems to be taken off after a while. It took me a while to get rid of it, probably because it was a combination of booger and scab. When I removed the scab, the smell in my nose disappeared. Currently, four months after the operation, the streets of the nose do not wake up very often at night, and it is said that he does not have difficulty breathing and is so noisy that he wants to blow it off, but that snoring has disappeared. I feel that the quality of sleep is completely different. It's been insanely cheerful until now, but it's even more cheerful. I wish I had done it earlier. (I knew that there was a nose surgery just before the corona sickness) I'm really glad I did it! !! !! !! !! !! !!

In November, we performed posterior nasal nerve transection and inferior turbinate resection. The surgery was painlessly completed with general anesthesia. The prior explanation was also polite, and I was able to receive it with confidence. It was a little painful to have a runny nose with gauze in my nose for 10 days after finishing, but after removing the gauze, my nose is no longer clogged and it is very comfortable. Pollinosis is also reduced. I wish I had had surgery sooner.