It’s day 17 since I had nasal tip surgery using ear cartilage..

Compared with the beginning, I can feel that the mucous membrane inside my nose has gone down because I can breathe through my nose, taste things, and smell things, but the problem is that my nose keeps getting blocked... Looking at other people’s reviews, there seem to be many people who developed rhinitis they didn’t have after nose surgery. Could I be one of them too? Before nose surgery, I had allergic rhinitis, but my nose wasn’t blocked every day. Since the surgery, my nose keeps getting blocked and there’s a smell from my nose.. It’s not blocked only on one side; the left and right sides get blocked alternately. I still can’t tell whether the mucous membrane is swollen or whether, as a side effect, the nasal valve has narrowed The hospital where I had surgery told me to come in after one month, and when I told them my symptoms, they only said that mucosal swelling is naturally expected and asked me to wait a bit... Also, maybe because they removed my nose hairs before the nose surgery, when cold air comes into my nose, it feels extremely cold deep inside my nose, so breathing through my nose is painful Before surgery, my nose was a long, droopy bulbous nose, so I do like that I got away from having a long nose through this nasal tip surgery.. But in terms of functional issues, it’s very stressful. If the functional problems keep continuing, I’m thinking about removal

It’s day 17 since I had nasal tip surgery using ear cartilage..

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