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Empty Nose Syndrome

Empty Nose Syndrome is a nasal syndrome that prevents an individual from being able to contract proper airflow to and from their nasal cavities.<br>

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Empty Nose Syndrome

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  1. Empty Nose Syndrome

  2. Empty Nose Syndrome Empty nose syndrome (ENS) is a clinical nasal syndrome that prevents an individual from being able to contract proper airflow to and from their nasal cavities.This syndrome is specifically complex, however, as those affected by this syndrome do not have anything covering their nasal passages, but feel as though they do.In fact, Empty nose syndrome (ENS) is such a controversial topic amongst doctors that it wasn’t taken seriously until individuals suffering from this inconspicuous syndrome became prone to committing suicide.

  3. What causes empty nose syndrome (ENS)? Nose InjuriesAt the time of a nose injury, an individual’s turbinate receptors can become traumatized. This can further cause their ability to sense airflow to falter, making them feel as though they cannot breathe.Nasal SurgeryMost of the people are born with a nose misalignment however, some cases are worse than others. Those in need of a septoplasty surgery or turbinate reduction can experience side effects after the surgery is complete.While trying to rectify an existing breathing issue, there are hardly few who encounter empty nose syndrome (ENS), which irrevocably causes their breathing-impairment to worsen.

  4. How can empty nose syndrome (ENS) impact on anyone’s life? While empty nose syndrome (ENS) is rare, it is a very serious syndrome, as the constant feeling of lacking sufficient airflow can cause an individual’s mental health to be targeted.Empty nose syndrome has an array of symptoms that can drastically affect one’s quality of life. The symptoms of empty nose syndrome (ENS) consist of the following: • Nose bleeds • Nasal dryness • The feeling of constant suffocation • Inflammation and discomfort • Insomnia

  5. Continue: How can empty nose syndrome (ENS) impact on anyone’s life? • Nasal sensitivity • Headaches • Inability to taste or smell • Depression • Anxiety • Sensitivity to cold

  6. What are the complications related with empty nose syndrome? Because of empty nose syndrome’s major symptoms, an individual’s unwillingness to seek solutions can have a direct impact on their mental health.Rather than that, the excess use of saline sprays and over-the-counter nasal decongestion treatments can negatively impact needed mucus in the nasal concha, which can leave it susceptible to hazardous bacteria.

  7. How can empty nose syndrome be treated? Unfortunately, a lack of understanding and research on this matter has left any long-term cures obsolete. However, there are many short-term treatments that can offer some relief from more pressing symptoms.For instance, living in a warmer climate and incorporating a humidifier into one’s household can reduce the sensitivity brought forth by cold air.Taking an advice from an otolaryngologist or having routine antibiotic nasal sprays introduced into one’s nasal cavity can keep inflammation and pain at bay.Moreover, investing in a CPAP machine to enhance one’s breathing during nighttime can create better grounds for a full night’s sleep.While surgical cures are currently ongoing, results are not guaranteed till date. Though, the symptom of suffocation can be lowered down by having a cellular dermis implanted below the nasal cavity.

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