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Should i see my gp about my nose again

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raymond59358
raymond59358

I have broke my nose and there is cartilage or bone sticking out near the top of my nose it is not sore and the skin has not broken. if i break my nose again what are the chances of this bone going through my eye?

I seen my gp about my nose but the strange thing is that he did not even take a proper look at my nose he said its just to late fo fix in the surgery am i being paranoid but can this bone injure my eye?

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  • Nefret
    Nefret raymond59358

    Posted

    Sorry, but you have posted under the wrong heading.  This is for those with PMR and GCA.
    • mrsmop
      mrsmop Nefret

      Posted

      It says Ears, nose, throat and mouth - Nasal Problems at the top of the page Nefret
  • mrsmop
    mrsmop raymond59358

    Posted

    Hi Raymond, your GP isn't worried, so perhaps you are worrying too much.  

    How much cartilage or bone is actually sticking out?

    • mrsmop
      mrsmop raymond59358

      Posted

      Well, I can't see it but it does sound as though you are worrying unnecessarily.
    • mrsmop
      mrsmop raymond59358

      Posted

      Your nose is probably slightly different since you broke it and because you had the old nose for how ever old you are, you are now getting used to the 'new' nose!
  • old_nanna
    old_nanna raymond59358

    Posted

    well that is strange , maybe see another doctor , and ask for a scan , not just an x ray , good luck with that 
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