Dr. Srinidhi Ravi
Otolaryngology (E.N.T)
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Hi doctor,
While playing volleyball game today, I think my nose hit my teammate's leg when we were going after the ball. Now, my nose hurts. When I try to move it, I hear a cracking noise. Also, I think it is swollen. Would my nose be broken? Should I meet my athletic trainer?
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A cracking noise and a swollen nose are suggestive of a broken nose. It means there could be a fracture in the nasal bones. Another symptom would be bleeding from the nose at the time of injury. In case of a nasal fracture there will be a lot of swelling over the nose. You can apply an ice pack over the nose to decrease the swelling. If there is any external deformity, then you will need surgical correction to realign the nasal bones once the swelling has subsided. You must go and see your athletic trainer at the earliest.
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Dr. Srinidhi Ravi
Otolaryngology (E.N.T)
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