Individual services in this category
Which concerns are assessed?
- Persistent nasal blockage and a deviated nasal septum (DNS)
- Recurrent or chronic sinusitis
- Nasal polyps, reduced smell and other nasal concerns
- Enlarged turbinates and nasal allergy
- Nosebleeds
How is it assessed?
- Review duration, laterality, allergy/asthma and nasal-drop use, with endoscopy when needed.
- CT is selected when useful and interpreted alongside symptoms and examination.
How is care planned?
- Care can include saline, appropriate nasal sprays and treatment of the cause; antibiotics are not needed for every flare.
- Selected surgery can be discussed when significant symptoms persist despite appropriate care.
When is prompt or emergency care needed?
- Eye swelling, visual change, severe headache or heavy/uncontrolled nasal bleeding needs urgent care.
For a life-threatening emergency, seek emergency care or call 999 in Bangladesh.
Frequently asked questions
Does a deviated septum always need surgery?
No. The cause of obstruction, effect on daily life and response to other care guide the decision.