Based on what you've seen in my nasal passage, is it more of an issue of deviation or like inflammation of the tissue kind of thing?

Because I think it's weird how throughout the day I can have one side good and then the other side's like 80% inhibited.

And then it just jumps back and forth between.

Like they're obviously both capable of being open

but they just kind of like switch and I don't know so when we saw you you did have the

intermediate septum moderately deviated off to the left we have these bones on the side of our nose called

turbinates and the

turbinates are what grow and shrink throughout the day and there's always ways to help

shrink that. You need to have a decent response to it. Right now the left side is

completely plugged. But if you want definitive treatment then you get surgery in hospital, they fix the middle part

of those, and they shrink the bones on the side of the nose.

The ones that we do in office, we just shrink the bones in the side of the nose.

So how is it like jump back and forth though?

It's determinants.

So the bones in the side of the nose the

thin bones thick lining they grow and shrink your response to allergies or

irritants and they have a cycle between them so does that mean even be humidified

your nose and it regulates air flow and all that stuff so is that a definitive

measure that somebody who has that has some sort of allergic response to something?

Some sort of inflammatory response generally. So it can be allergies or it can be irritants.

Allergies are things like molds and grasses and weeds and all that type of stuff.

Irritants are things like smoke or barometric pressure changes, weather changes,

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