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Left ENT with vague results.

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Jayzee72
Jayzee72

Hey all. The ENT stated I have a slightly deviated septum towards right side which can cause the ETD on the right side. Been going on 6 months now. It is frustrating. Why after all the years of allergies and having the septum issue would I have problems now? The steroid spray I had been told to use really didn't help so I quit using it. Anyone try anything allergy med wise that helped? I guess I could try the spray again. It's just frustrating and the fullness is always there. I notice it less when I'm kept busy or sleeping at night at least. Glad I found this forum.

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  • richard53296
    richard53296 Jayzee72

    Posted

    Praying for you bro. I understand the FRUSTRATION
    • Jayzee72
      Jayzee72 richard53296

      Posted

      Thank you. Oh and I'm a lady not a bro😊. Anyhow, I do appreciate any support. And it sounds like a lot of us getting the same feedback from our Doctors and/or ENTs. Sometimes wish could just put a straw in there to open things up. Ha

  • 4theloveofhorse
    4theloveofhorse Jayzee72

    Posted

    Hi, 

      I also have ETD with a deviation to the right, but I also get it in the left ear where there no deviation. I started to use a fungal spray and it's helps ear not open though but I think the spray really helped its by micro balance and it's the citrus spray.

  • ann1013
    ann1013 Jayzee72

    Posted

    My ENT recommends Azelastine prescription nasal spray and Flonase.  Use them at the same time twice a day.  They make a combo of the two called dymista but my doctor thinks they work better separately and they are cheaper 
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