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Septoplasty / deviated septum surgery

Septoplasty corrects a deviated nasal septum to improve airflow. A report mentioning DNS alone is not an indication; symptoms, examination and treatment of other causes matter.

When might this service be appropriate?

  • Significant nasal obstruction associated with septal deviation
  • Selected need for access during other nasal surgery

How is it assessed?

  • Nasal examination/endoscopy and assessment of turbinates, allergy and the nasal valve; CT is not needed for everyone.

How is care planned?

  • Medical care may help inflammation/allergy, but sprays do not straighten deviated cartilage.
  • The septum is usually approached internally; packing/splints are selected. External shape correction may require septorhinoplasty.

What follow-up and recovery care is needed?

  • Early blockage, crusting and mild blood-stained discharge can occur. Follow discharge instructions about nose blowing, exercise and splints.

Which risks and limitations should be discussed?

  • Bleeding, infection, septal perforation, adhesions or persistent obstruction; uncommon shape change.

When is prompt or emergency care needed?

  • Heavy/persistent fresh bleeding, increasingly painful blockage, fever or breathing difficulty needs urgent care.

For a life-threatening emergency, seek emergency care or call 999 in Bangladesh.

Frequently asked questions

Does septoplasty cure allergy?

No. Allergy treatment may still be needed after surgery.

Further information: medical sources

Arrange a consultation

Call for an appointment at Ibn Sina Jatrabari or Malibagh.

Call for a consultation+880 1792-335086

General patient information, not a substitute for examination and an individual care plan. For an emergency, seek the nearest emergency department rather than waiting for an appointment.

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