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Nose / December 3, 2020
By: Kelly Warf, Au.D.
Did you know as many as 80% of people have a deviated septum? In most cases, people are unaware their deviated septum exists and exhibit no symptoms. However, individuals who have difficulty breathing, nose bleeds, sinus infections, facial pain, and snoring are recommended to see an ENT specialists to discuss their treatment options.
During your visit, the ENT physician will conduct a thorough exam of your nasal passage and inquire about the history of the deviated septum, past medical treatment, and details of your symptoms. At ENTC, we believe your healthcare is a partnership; during your appointment, you will want to ask the ENT physician the following 5 questions:
Treatment options can range from medication to manage tissue swelling to surgically repairing the septum. The appropriate course of action will be discussed between you and the ENT physician.
If you have any concerns about your deviated septum, schedule your appointment today with one of our ENT specialists. We are offering both in-person and telehealth appointments at 2 locations. Call to learn more or schedule your appointment today. Call (847)685-1000
Wonderful office staff and doctor. Very professional and accommodating. Really care about the patient.
The doctor and the staff were all nice and professional. I was seen within the first five minutes of showing up. I got quality care and review of my concerns.
Actually takes the time to talk to you and figure out your concerns.
