After rhinoplasty, I felt like I couldn’t breathe.... The doctor tied the cartilage in a weird position, so my left nostril got narrower and my right nostril got wider, but strangely, my right side always felt heavy and stuffy..?? But even after removal, 6 months passed and the blockage didn’t improve, so I thought, ah, is this really incurable now, I’m screwed. Even the ENT said my inferior turbinates weren’t enlarged and they didn’t know why it was blocked, so I thought I had an incurable disease and cried so freaking much yesterday People who’ve had removal know that thing, right? During the contraction phase, the nose feels tightly squeezed and pulled, and when you cry, it swells up and the nose gets irritated, so it loosens for a moment
But suddenly I could breathe well. So I touched my nose here and there, and the cartilage that I could always feel shifted toward the right side of my nasal tip had moved to the center;; Usually when I cried, my breathing got more blocked, but it was such a normal breathing feeling, like oxygen was really reaching my brain, and it had been so long. That crazy doctor had tied the cartilage too tightly and moved its position, and that was why I couldn’t breathe, ha.... Only after 6 months does it seem like the cartilage is slowly finding its place.. Still, I’m so moved. As time passes and the contraction phase releases more, it’ll probably move little by little back into place, and now I have hope that I’ll be able to breathe well like before. I just woke up, and it’s not as much as right after I cried yesterday, but that old symptom where only one side of my nose felt heavy is almost gone Because of that crazy doctor bastard, I almost had my inferior turbinates resected and really lived with empty nose syndrome for the rest of my life. For nasal obstruction that starts after rhinoplasty, I guess removing it first is the right thing to do....
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