I went back to the ENT clinic, and they said no matter how they look at it, there is no inflammatory reaction. But I don't know why it hurts when I touch the columella. For now, they said that area may have developed fibrosis of the skin tissue from surgery, and pain could occur due to external stimulation, like me touching it. They also said that even if they took a CT in the current state, it would probably come out as no abnormal findings, so they wouldn't even take one. Since it hurts when I touch it and doesn't hurt when I don't, they told me just not to touch it and to see how it is in a week. I also got a prescription. The reason for the medication is that, whatever the case, there is pain, so it's to prevent inflammation from developing. There isn't even inflammation, but pai…
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