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Nasal Synechiae

Nasal synechiae refer to the adhesion of the opposing mucosal surfaces in the nasal cavity. It usually occurs as a complication after a nose or sinus surgery and presents with symptoms such as headache, facial pain, and nasal discharge. Nasal septal splints are used in the management of nasal synechiae.

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How long will it take for healing after nasal adhesion removal surgery?

Query: Hi doctor, I had nasal adhesions removed from my left nasal passage. The doctor told me that it was a minor procedure and would not cause swelling. I was put to sleep for a short period. Is it correct that there will be no swelling for nasal adhesion removal? Also, can it improve my mucosal cooling?...  Read Full »


Dr. Vinay. S. Bhat

Answer: Hello, Welcome to icliniq.com. I guess you have been advised to or had undergone nasal synechiae (adhesion of two opposing mucosal surfaces in the nasal cavity) removal. Usually, it is a simple procedure where adhesions between two sides of the nasal cavity are removed using a knife or cautery, and ...  Read Full »

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