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RE: Abdulfakih - Therapy Thread - Fares otb - 09-01-2024

You should treat this issue


RE: Abdulfakih - Therapy Thread - Abdulfakih - 09-01-2024

Which issue specifically


RE: Abdulfakih - Therapy Thread - Fares otb - 09-01-2024

Nasal breathing by nasal steroid or by turbinate reduction surgery


RE: Abdulfakih - Therapy Thread - Abdulfakih - 09-01-2024

(09-01-2024, 04:18 PM)Fares otb Wrote: Nasal breathing by nasal steroid or by turbinate reduction surgery

I was using the steroid one but it didn’t make any difference for me


RE: Abdulfakih - Therapy Thread - Abdulfakih - 09-05-2024

Hello guys. Again with the same question. Should I go for the turbinate reduction surgery or the dental device. Please I am still unsure on what to do


RE: Abdulfakih - Therapy Thread - SarcasticDave94 - 09-05-2024

I've done neither, but given comments about these, the dental devices are hit or miss, more misses. Turbinates have been done by some members, seemingly with better results to breathe overall better than before. It is a surgical procedure, so it has recovery requirements.


RE: Abdulfakih - Therapy Thread - Abdulfakih - 09-05-2024

(09-05-2024, 08:48 AM)SarcasticDave94 Wrote: I've done neither, but given comments about these, the dental devices are hit or miss, more misses. Turbinates have been done by some members, seemingly with better results to breathe overall better than before. It is a surgical procedure, so it has recovery requirements.

Thanks for the reply dave. My question is, based on my DISE study, do you think it is beneficial for me? I ask because the doctors didnt recommend it for me, it is me just trying to problem solve


RE: Abdulfakih - Therapy Thread - Fares otb - 09-05-2024

(09-05-2024, 08:19 AM)Abdulfakih Wrote: Hello guys. Again with the same question. Should I go for the turbinate reduction surgery or the dental device. Please I am still unsure on what to do

Bro you will not git benifet from dental or even pap devices if your nasal breathing while sleeping is blocked or narrowed


RE: Abdulfakih - Therapy Thread - Abdulfakih - 09-05-2024

(09-05-2024, 03:08 PM)Fares otb Wrote: Bro you will not git benifet from dental or even pap devices if your nasal breathing while sleeping is blocked or narrowed

What I have been trying to ask since a few days ago is, do my studies indicate that I have a blocked/narrowed nasal breathing? I did both TAC and DISE. I have sent you the link


RE: Abdulfakih - Therapy Thread - Fares otb - 09-09-2024

(09-05-2024, 08:26 PM)Abdulfakih Wrote: What I have been trying to ask since a few days ago is, do my studies indicate that I have a blocked/narrowed nasal breathing? I did both TAC and DISE. I have sent you the link

Anyway if you did turbinate reductions you will feel improvement in your sleep quality but be sure to do it with expert ent to avoid empty nose syndrome