My ENT suggested I get a turbinate reduction and of course mentioned nothing about empty nose syndrome. I would much rather have a constant stuffy nose than even a chance of ens. I feel so bad for people with ens.
My ENT suggested turb reduction for allergies (like that makes any sense) and made no mention of ens or any horrible complications. I did not need turb reduction; but he hooked me when he said he had the same procedure done without issue. These docs are just out to make money.
My ENT also recommended surgery and didn't mention a single word about ENS either and when I brought it up, she acted stupid like she had never ever heard of ENS, so dishonest!
Holy shit, my ent doctor told me I need surgery on my turbinates because they are swollen. I got home and started looking at post surgery videos and saw some dude (Mellow Mike) warning people on most videos about ENS. After some lengthy observation on my nasal cavity I can see that the upper part of my left nostril collapses as I breathe in. By simply lifting my valve I can breathe a lot better. I think I'm going to avoid the surgery all together and just buy some high quality nasal dilators. Thanks for the awareness. Side effects of not being able to breathe properly through my nose already have me in a great depression, I can't imagine ENS symptoms. Turbinate reduction should be criminal.
Danke schön ! Es ist so ein furchtbaren Zustand. In Deutschland haben die meisten HNO Ärzte noch nie etwas davon gehört oder behaupten ENS wäre eine neue Erfindung...unglaublich traurig.Es wird auch nicht im Studium unterrichtet , zumindest sagen es die HNO Schwestern. Der 1.HNO Arzt Dr.Robert Bodlay in Lichtenfels Bayern , der mit Dr.Houser in Amerika zusammenarbeitet versucht durch Implantate den Empthy nose Pat.das Leben zu erleichtern. Ich habe Implantate ENS IT...nichts ist mehr wie es früher war. Schmerzen , schlechter unruhiger Schlaf durch die Atemnot und Verspannungen , da der Körper nicht mehr seine Muskeln locker lassen kann.Ständige Mundatmung trockener Mund Halsschmerzen.Bei der Sommerhitze oder beheizte Räume ein Horror. Die Nasenmuscheln sind tot im Liegen besonders stark ständig Nasenschmerzen , Verschleimung PNDS Aufwachreaktionen .Ich Kämpfe jeden Tag und Nacht , bete , daß dieser schrecklige Zustand weggeht.Geht er aber nicht! Heul... Bei mir fing alles mit einer dentogenen Sinusitis an , was über 10 Monate nicht erkannt wurde , von Haus aus alles zu eng ...kranke polypöse Schleimhaut hat sich entwickelt. Die kranken Zähne schick überkront( Wurzelgranulome)dann gezogen , die Nasenscheidewand gerichtet , PansinusOp und das Schlimmte die Dezimierung der mittleren und vorallem unteren Nasenmuscheln . Die Entscheidung für eine OP hatte ich lange hinausgezögert aber es mußte sein , hoffte auf Besserung und dann das! ENS...jetzt bin ich EU Rentnerin und kann nicht mehr als Krankenschwester arbeiten. Depressionen , Atemnot/ Panik und jeden Tag weiterhin pulsierende Schmerzen ...und u.a.Trigeminusschmerzen mittlerer AST. Das Leben ist jeden Tag ein neuer Kampf. Keiner kann es nachempfinden wie man leidet nicht einmal die eigenen Fam.Mitglieder. Äußerlich ist ja nichts zu sehen. Ich bete jeden Tag , auch für euch , ihr die das gl.Schicksal habt. LG bleibt stark Elvira
My surgeon lied straight to my face! He told me turbinates can and will regrow and we can redo the operation ib the future now and in hindsight i understand why he said we can do it again which in english means pay me again.
I had surgery to reduce my turbinates more than 15 years ago and as of today they have grown back and unfortunately after having covid they are even bigger and will not go down. It’s been months and a long list of meds to try and help. I’m looking at another surgery.
4:26 "without sensing air, the autonomic nervous system turns on fight or flight automatically" 10:05 People with Ehlers Danlos have difficulty healing the turbinate tissues after surgery.
The amount of people getting this is absolutely insane. It’s not until you join forums and Rhino/Septoplasty groups that you realise how common it is. It’s the most evil thing I have ever suffered with in my life and I didn’t even need or consent to turbinate surgery. I’m sorry to everyone else suffering with this. It’s inhumane.
I love you. I feel like you just saved. My life is a 25 or 30% increase of nasal performance worth all of this risk. One thing you haven’t mentioned yet also is trigeminal neuralgia which is a wish I could shoot myself condition. My surgeon made no mention of this. I also wanna know why a CAT scan wasn’t performed to see what my tissues look like. I’m not risking it. Thank you so much.
Wish I know this be fore u got my surgery done. I have bad crust now. At first I can breathe way better but lately my nose is always stuff just like when I didn't do the surgery.
So what a person do if he had Deviated Septum and difficulty in breathing at some time in a day. He should always avoid Septoplasty and Rinoplasty ? And live with less breathing nose ?
@@jawad.ahmed.0 Go do the surgery, septoplasty is a safe procedure with >90% success rate. I had a deviated septum, I could barely breathe through my nose and after the surgery I can breathe PERFECT through my nose, I don't even open my mouth anymore unless I talk or eat.
My right Inferior turbinate was completely removed without any reason during surgery. No wonder I have not been feeling well at all...Now I feel out of it and cant think straight. My right sinus and near the eye is always dry and I wake up gasping for air sometimes... I also sometimes feel like Im out of breath and my chest feels heavy and my stomach sinks in...My right eyelid is always swollen now...I hate this feeling. An Ent at Mayo recommended an oil to use inside. Im scared to try it because it says it might cause side effects. I dont want to feel worse than what I already do. Its not fair...Thank you for sharing this information!! I feel lm not alone anymore
Was the oil your Doctor recommended called PONARIS? That is a Natural Botanical oil blend of eucalyptus oil, Pine oil, Peppermint, and Cajeput, in cottonseed oil, with 0.4 percent iodine. I just started using it so, I am not really familiar with how well it works, but so far, it is okay.
It's not fair you're right this is worse than murder at least the victims can find peace but us we have to suffer for the rest of out lives and by the way every ENT you'll visit after surgery will ignorantly tell you the same thing "have you tried this, have you tried that" YES I'VE TRIED EVERYTHING AND IT DOESN'T WORK! CAUSE YOUR FELLOW KILLER SURGEON IN A WHITE ROBE DESTROYED MY NOSE.
I have the same exact feeling I’m a university student who get no sleep because of this it’s so heart breaking. Worst of all it’s 100% the fault of a doctor
I recently went to another ENT doctor about dealing with my symptoms of ENS. I asked him if he knew about the nerves located at the back of sinuses. He had no clue....
@@jizzahm true they weren't trained for dealing with ENS I've noticed. To be honest it's the ENT surgeons to blame for all of the suffering. I've met some of the most humble humane non surgeon ENTs and one of them i recall plead me not to undergo a revision surgery but i didn't listen and went to the surgeons again. Goin to a surgeon and asking him to operate on your nose is literally like walking into hell with your own two feet.
@@Nenad-ICXC-Shuput-GFAMMA You should. Know what helped me. Nasal valve collapse surgery opened my nasal cavity so I get good flow through myy nose. Hard to get the surgery and it's a bitch of healing. But at least I can now breathe! Stupid ENT's are just out to make more money, not fix things. They are butchers.
Jesus, Ive been suffering so bad since last surgery. So many things went wrong. I think this is what I have, of course there wouldn't be anyone here to diagnose this. My sinuses are dry as a bone now and bleed. I wonder if this has caused my apnea and impacted my insomnia as well? Every health issue Ive ever had, was created by a dr. How can this affect my blood oxygen?
ENTs continue to do these unecessary surgeries due to the brainwashing they get in med school and within their community. There is no consensus on what is standard for these surgeries. Think about it, athletes all over the world would be getting these surgeries left and right if it was so bullet proof. If you ask these ENTs if they would get a turbinate reduction surgery they go silent. The truth is there is not a justifiable reason aside from a tumor or cancer to alter or suction anything relating to the turbinates. Anything outside of that is a crapshoot and everyone's turbinates are unique to ones size and body. They are extremely essential yet ENTs continue to do irrational procedures (no matter how conservative) with fancy gadgets that can cause irreversible harm. Beyond incompetent. What is also deranged is how they think everyone heals the same. They hardly ever look at underlying health issues that could further contribute the chances of having complications such as Ens/post surgical turbinate injury. All about the money.
Yet most doctors and ENT's have never even heard about ENS... That's the most frustrating thing ever, I've had to try and deal with this over and over for the last 7 months... 👎
Most by now know what ENS is but do not understand into detail the complexity of how turbinates work and how it is interconnected to other organ systems. This is the embarassing part on their end. Even worse when a handful know the severity of injuring the turbinates and continue to overly operate.
I'm getting anxious because i'm afraid i'm going to need surgery. My nasals are too dry & i can only breathe from one nostril & afraid this will make it worse 😓
Don't let the surgeons get through your head "i think im going to need the surgery" that doesn't sound like your idea. Yes it will make you 10 times worse and after you've done the surgery you can't blame anyone but yourself. Your nose is your life, don't ruin your life. (Unfortunately i did)
With all this knowledge what can we do to reverse it, and what can one do to get compensated for the suffering after surgery in results getting ENS? Please help!
If my ENT ever mentions touching my turbinates, I'll walk out of the office. I already suffer from a dry nose thanks to chronic sinusitis, no thanks! I'll stick to antibiotics.
How you can trust Doctors who dont make any additional reasearch beside what they are told in School? You dont! Dont do surgeries unless your life depends on it.
can ENS make you feel like your neck is tight? because I do experience the horrible dryness sometimes. i have a deviated septum it happened about 15 years ago when I was 20 years old. so i clearly remember having a normal nose. and this just SUCKS.
@@doublek8601 what about now? You didnt facing some problem like ens dont you? I had some worries and anxiety about ens bcs i did surgery a month ago. But in fact im breathing normally now and am gratefull for that.
i do not recommend a smd submucous reduction.or any method of turbinate reduction. my inferior turbinates where reduced by diathermy and debrider.it was the smd method i had done submucous reduction.i constantly suffer from empty nose syndrome because of this.2 ents said both my inferior turbinates where reduced overall between 25% and 30 % .
How is your nose and breathing now? I did it on both my turbinates because they were enlarged, and I did it 1 month ago, but for the past 2 weeks my sleep has been disturbed and I often wake up 4-5 times a night and my mouth is always dry like I breathe through my mouth.. But I did not feel any blockage in the nose, I have never felt sleep disturbances like this before, this happened after the operation was finished... I am very afraid of the risks of ENS... Please tell me what do you feel now? Do you feel better or what symptoms do ENS sufferers experience? I'm very afraid of that
A year ago I had a turbinate reduction surgery and I was left with a lot of nerve pain. I have been prescribed tegretol but have not taken it yet. Someone has tried? If you have any recommendations, I'd appreciate it.
I had my last surgery more than 2 years ago. They did submucosal resection. I was fine for 2 years. Is it possible that I developed ENS 2 years after surgery? I have the feeling that I don't sence the air anymore and I feel like I'm suffocating a lot. I also feel like my automatic breathing doesn't work well anymore. Is it possible that the nerves are somehow damaged 2 years after the surgery?
PS, I still get real nasal congestion, which means my turbinates can expand enough to block my nasal passages, however even when my nose is opened the breathing just doesn't feel right
Yes, you can develop the syndrome even after many years. Mostly it happens right after the turbinate reduction but in some cases it develops more slow.
Hello my name is Guillermo I had a right turbinate reduction 5 months ago and I developed symptoms of ENS what kind of treatment do you recommend or what are the first steps to have somewhat of a normal life please advised I’m so lost and afraid on what the future looks like
It's about managing dryness. I would suggest a humidifier in your room at night. I found that saline rinses help, but using them every day makes me worst off. I also found that after about 1 year I seem to be getting more sensation back and am able to manage dryness more effectively. I use nasal oil when my turbinates get too dry which helps a lot, neil med make a good one (dry nose spray)
I have done inferior turbinate reduction 3 days ago and i can't feel the sensation of air flow, seems like the nerve is damage. How long normally it tooks to heal again before i can say this is a Empty Nose Syndrome?
@@ryanbrets7695 this has less risk on ENS, but not impossible. The problem with Septoplasty is, surgeons often peform a turbinate reduction as well, combined with the septoplasty.
The ENT who performed the turbinate reduction on my nose told me afterwards that I have a great nose. Do you think he was BSing me? I had my turbinate reduction and balloon sinuplasty done seven weeks ago.
I’m so worried...my doctor did say I’m slight deviated and have a huge turbinate or something blocking nose I’ve had surgery in 2010 since then my nose is so dry sometimes stuffy But I don’t think I have empty nose syndrome I did bring it up He said it does exist and usually with aggressive cases and in the past... Should I go through with this again surgery? I really don’t know what to do I have cyst I. Maxillary sinus too Inflammation mucus and fluid around eyes My nose eyes mouth skin Dry so they think Sjorgens but sjorgens won’t show up on my blood I also took accutane But the dry nose not sure if it’s from surgery 2010 or accutane or sjorgens like stuff I really want my sinus issues and sleep apnea better But don’t want to get empty nose syndrome I don’t think I have it
Similar situation here... was about to have 3rd turb surgery but cancelled last minute. I dont have dryness, but my main problem is obstruction, mainly on right side, sometimes it's okay then it gets bad, always fluctuates, have allergies apparently
@@nathan4350 yup when I lay down or eat dairy I get stuffy on right side Also when outside sometimes trees grass I feel horrible I have deviated septum Inflammation Sinusitis some how 13 years now don’t get that And like they called and I haven’t called back I’m scared to get empty nose syndrome But also think I have a form of it i for dry nose when waking But days it has fluid others it’s crusty green gross And my eyes mouth skin dry So I figured sjorgens but it’s not that So I can only think I took accutane and it was during that time in 2009 all my issues started I dk what to do at all…I have to call them I don’t want to be ignorant The doctor did say one of his colleagues or whatever Guess he got performed it and lost his license So he said it’s real and it’s sad But then said that’s with aggressive surgeries It’s not as bad now the surgeries as it used to be So idk… I trusted my derms and took accutane and never been same since
The best method of use is with a microdebrider with a cold tool also how come there are many vhildren around the world wmthat has a turbanets reductions and also have improved quality of life reducing the turbinates does not always mean that airflow is bad do you k ow that if your turbanets are completely blocked you will experience the same symptoms as ens trouble sleeping not enough air due to blockage again heating the tissues always causes damage but a slight reduction how can this cause ens turbenctomy yes thats removing the whole turbinates
Then what can I do to breath out of my nose? Any alternatives that won't cause ENS? I've been on allergy shots for over a year. Hasn't helped.My sinuses are fine and I don't get sinus infections. Just can't breathe out of my nose. I have a diverged septum, swollen turbinates and collapse when I breathe in. I'm on two medication and two nasal sprays and wear Breathe Right Strips at night to help some.
Schlafmaske mit Luftbefeuchter. Der Druck müsste die engen Passagen regulieren. Man muß das Ding natürlich tolerieren.Ab ins Schlaflabor! Ein Versuch ist es Wert.
@@timcepin3386 this is a mystery. It is not to be predicted who will develop ENS and when. I got it 1,5 month after radio ablation, wich is the newest and most often used technique. But WHY and when it develops, is unknown. I have the idea the most people who get it, it more or less develops right after the surgery. But why in some people it develops after 2 years, is not easily answerd.
Only few People suffer a ENS?! how come others dont?? I think there is No such thing like ENS, i had removed most of my nose turbines, because all my life i couldnt breath, so with an Laser, myturbines were removed, and i can now breathe
My ENT suggested I get a turbinate reduction and of course mentioned nothing about empty nose syndrome. I would much rather have a constant stuffy nose than even a chance of ens. I feel so bad for people with ens.
Exactly, at least a stuffy nose can be opened but an opened nose can't be closed.
Regards,
so true....i just had a ct which my ent suggested the same thing.....no word of ens.....noway is this worth the risk
My ENT suggested turb reduction for allergies (like that makes any sense) and made no mention of ens or any horrible complications. I did not need turb reduction; but he hooked me when he said he had the same procedure done without issue. These docs are just out to make money.
How is that not a law suit
My ENT also recommended surgery and didn't mention a single word about ENS either and when I brought it up, she acted stupid like she had never ever heard of ENS, so dishonest!
Holy shit, my ent doctor told me I need surgery on my turbinates because they are swollen. I got home and started looking at post surgery videos and saw some dude (Mellow Mike) warning people on most videos about ENS. After some lengthy observation on my nasal cavity I can see that the upper part of my left nostril collapses as I breathe in. By simply lifting my valve I can breathe a lot better. I think I'm going to avoid the surgery all together and just buy some high quality nasal dilators. Thanks for the awareness. Side effects of not being able to breathe properly through my nose already have me in a great depression, I can't imagine ENS symptoms. Turbinate reduction should be criminal.
It is a medical crime I'm glad you avoided it.
Routine turbinate reductions are a crime.
I read some nasal steroids can also cause ENS. But a couple people said that fasting helped their symptoms.
Hello, is submucosal turbinate reduction safe or it's dangerous aswell ? Answer would be highly appreciated, Thank You !
@@jakenake3401 . Toutes ces interventions sont mauvaises ! Toutes!
God bless you all people who have this ❤️❤️ don’t give up
Nahil Kaya thank you❤️
Danke schön !
Es ist so ein furchtbaren Zustand.
In Deutschland haben die meisten HNO Ärzte noch nie etwas davon gehört oder behaupten ENS wäre eine neue Erfindung...unglaublich traurig.Es wird auch nicht im Studium unterrichtet , zumindest sagen es die HNO Schwestern.
Der 1.HNO Arzt Dr.Robert Bodlay in Lichtenfels Bayern , der mit Dr.Houser in Amerika zusammenarbeitet versucht durch Implantate den Empthy nose Pat.das Leben zu erleichtern.
Ich habe Implantate ENS IT...nichts ist mehr wie es früher war.
Schmerzen , schlechter unruhiger Schlaf durch die Atemnot und Verspannungen , da der Körper nicht mehr seine Muskeln locker lassen kann.Ständige Mundatmung trockener Mund Halsschmerzen.Bei der Sommerhitze oder beheizte Räume ein Horror.
Die Nasenmuscheln sind tot im Liegen besonders stark ständig Nasenschmerzen , Verschleimung PNDS Aufwachreaktionen .Ich Kämpfe jeden Tag und Nacht , bete , daß dieser schrecklige Zustand weggeht.Geht er aber nicht!
Heul...
Bei mir fing alles mit einer dentogenen Sinusitis an , was über 10 Monate nicht erkannt wurde , von Haus aus alles zu eng ...kranke polypöse Schleimhaut hat sich entwickelt. Die kranken Zähne schick überkront( Wurzelgranulome)dann gezogen , die Nasenscheidewand gerichtet , PansinusOp und das Schlimmte die Dezimierung der mittleren und vorallem unteren Nasenmuscheln .
Die Entscheidung für eine OP hatte ich lange hinausgezögert aber es mußte sein , hoffte auf Besserung und dann das!
ENS...jetzt bin ich EU Rentnerin und kann nicht mehr als Krankenschwester arbeiten.
Depressionen , Atemnot/ Panik und jeden Tag weiterhin pulsierende Schmerzen ...und u.a.Trigeminusschmerzen mittlerer AST.
Das Leben ist jeden Tag ein neuer Kampf.
Keiner kann es nachempfinden wie man leidet nicht einmal die eigenen Fam.Mitglieder.
Äußerlich ist ja nichts zu sehen.
Ich bete jeden Tag , auch für euch , ihr die das gl.Schicksal habt.
LG bleibt stark Elvira
@@NimueAsee be strong
@@NimueAsee may god bless you if you want to talk to me you can send me your social media’s
My surgeon lied straight to my face! He told me turbinates can and will regrow and we can redo the operation ib the future now and in hindsight i understand why he said we can do it again which in english means pay me again.
I had surgery to reduce my turbinates more than 15 years ago and as of today they have grown back and unfortunately after having covid they are even bigger and will not go down. It’s been months and a long list of meds to try and help. I’m looking at another surgery.
were they reduced by coblation (submucosa burning) and then caterized at the point of wound or were they resected with a cold knife?
4:26 "without sensing air, the autonomic nervous system turns on fight or flight automatically"
10:05 People with Ehlers Danlos have difficulty healing the turbinate tissues after surgery.
The amount of people getting this is absolutely insane. It’s not until you join forums and Rhino/Septoplasty groups that you realise how common it is. It’s the most evil thing I have ever suffered with in my life and I didn’t even need or consent to turbinate surgery. I’m sorry to everyone else suffering with this. It’s inhumane.
Are you still alive?
I love you. I feel like you just saved. My life is a 25 or 30% increase of nasal performance worth all of this risk. One thing you haven’t mentioned yet also is trigeminal neuralgia which is a wish I could shoot myself condition. My surgeon made no mention of this. I also wanna know why a CAT scan wasn’t performed to see what my tissues look like. I’m not risking it. Thank you so much.
I wish you the best of success ☮️
My surgery changed me life. I can breath out of my nose now
Wish I know this be fore u got my surgery done. I have bad crust now. At first I can breathe way better but lately my nose is always stuff just like when I didn't do the surgery.
superb explaination
Siddhart Garg plz send me your number
@@rajkiumar169Search me on facebook...Vasu garg is my name on facebook
Yep really good explanation of ens.thanks.
I have ENS after a Septoplasty and partial turbinate removal operation. They never wil acept ENS (bad for bussiness). Hugs from Norway
So what a person do if he had Deviated Septum and difficulty in breathing at some time in a day.
He should always avoid Septoplasty and Rinoplasty ? And live with less breathing nose ?
@@jawad.ahmed.0 i dont even i have undergone thrugh septoplasty and turbinate reduction 10 days ago
@@jawad.ahmed.0 Go do the surgery, septoplasty is a safe procedure with >90% success rate.
I had a deviated septum, I could barely breathe through my nose and after the surgery I can breathe PERFECT through my nose, I don't even open my mouth anymore unless I talk or eat.
@@jawad.ahmed.0 did you do the surgery ?
wait you did the surgery in Norway? wich doctor and when?
My right Inferior turbinate was completely removed without any reason during surgery. No wonder I have not been feeling well at all...Now I feel out of it and cant think straight. My right sinus and near the eye is always dry and I wake up gasping for air sometimes... I also sometimes feel like Im out of breath and my chest feels heavy and my stomach sinks in...My right eyelid is always swollen now...I hate this feeling. An Ent at Mayo recommended an oil to use inside. Im scared to try it because it says it might cause side effects. I dont want to feel worse than what I already do. Its not fair...Thank you for sharing this information!! I feel lm not alone anymore
Was the oil your Doctor recommended called PONARIS? That is a Natural Botanical oil blend of eucalyptus oil, Pine oil, Peppermint, and Cajeput, in cottonseed oil, with 0.4 percent iodine. I just started using it so, I am not really familiar with how well it works, but so far, it is okay.
@@lindamorales5752 nothing will work!
It's not fair you're right this is worse than murder at least the victims can find peace but us we have to suffer for the rest of out lives and by the way every ENT you'll visit after surgery will ignorantly tell you the same thing "have you tried this, have you tried that" YES I'VE TRIED EVERYTHING AND IT DOESN'T WORK! CAUSE YOUR FELLOW KILLER SURGEON IN A WHITE ROBE DESTROYED MY NOSE.
Linda Morales I dont remember exactly, but ill get you on that! Im more than positive its not called Ponaris
I have the same exact feeling I’m a university student who get no sleep because of this it’s so heart breaking. Worst of all it’s 100% the fault of a doctor
Thank you for your work!!!
Excellent video!
Alex4Lolz how are you
@@rajkiumar169 Hell on earth and I attempt to hang myself multiple times a week now.
I recently went to another ENT doctor about dealing with my symptoms of ENS. I asked him if he knew about the nerves located at the back of sinuses. He had no clue....
I feel your pain I'm safring empty nose. I'm Indian.
I've found ENT's to be absolutely clueless and helpless... They obviously need to hit the books more if it's their job to be in the know. Ffs.
@@jizzahm true they weren't trained for dealing with ENS I've noticed.
To be honest it's the ENT surgeons to blame for all of the suffering. I've met some of the most humble humane non surgeon ENTs and one of them i recall plead me not to undergo a revision surgery but i didn't listen and went to the surgeons again. Goin to a surgeon and asking him to operate on your nose is literally like walking into hell with your own two feet.
Holy shitaayt, I am canceling my turbinates reduction ..
@@Nenad-ICXC-Shuput-GFAMMA You should. Know what helped me. Nasal valve collapse surgery opened my nasal cavity so I get good flow through myy nose. Hard to get the surgery and it's a bitch of healing. But at least I can now breathe!
Stupid ENT's are just out to make more money, not fix things. They are butchers.
Fascinating!!! Thank you so much for sharing this incredible research. ❤❤❤
Good information well done.
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بارك الله فيكم🌹🌺💐
أملى فى ترجمة للعربية.
radiofrequncy and septoplasty gave me ens empty nose syndrome
How are u
Do you think it was just the radio frequency part that gave you ens?
why do some people get ENS and some don't? i have had radiofreqenzy twice and i never got ENS
@@kristiankulseng4302 does it work?
@@dominickwick2638 It worked for 1-2 years, then i want back to congestion
Jesus, Ive been suffering so bad since last surgery. So many things went wrong. I think this is what I have, of course there wouldn't be anyone here to diagnose this. My sinuses are dry as a bone now and bleed.
I wonder if this has caused my apnea and impacted my insomnia as well?
Every health issue Ive ever had, was created by a dr.
How can this affect my blood oxygen?
Plain and simple: severe nerve damage.
ENTs continue to do these unecessary surgeries due to the brainwashing they get in med school and within their community. There is no consensus on what is standard for these surgeries. Think about it, athletes all over the world would be getting these surgeries left and right if it was so bullet proof. If you ask these ENTs if they would get a turbinate reduction surgery they go silent.
The truth is there is not a justifiable reason aside from a tumor or cancer to alter or suction anything relating to the turbinates. Anything outside of that is a crapshoot and everyone's turbinates are unique to ones size and body. They are extremely essential yet ENTs continue to do irrational procedures (no matter how conservative) with fancy gadgets that can cause irreversible harm. Beyond incompetent.
What is also deranged is how they think everyone heals the same. They hardly ever look at underlying health issues that could further contribute the chances of having complications such as Ens/post surgical turbinate injury. All about the money.
Dr Skarada from modern nose clinic talked about this in his Physiologic nasal air flow video here on youtube.
I had this surgery in Oct. 2018. I have not been able to sleep much and my left side feels empty. I feel like I can't breath at night.
how do u feel now
Septorinoplasty or Septoplasty ?
Yet most doctors and ENT's have never even heard about ENS... That's the most frustrating thing ever, I've had to try and deal with this over and over for the last 7 months... 👎
@weikang cai how old are u now and when did you get this operation?
@weikang cai what kind of operation youve been?
Most by now know what ENS is but do not understand into detail the complexity of how turbinates work and how it is interconnected to other organ systems. This is the embarassing part on their end. Even worse when a handful know the severity of injuring the turbinates and continue to overly operate.
How are you holding up ?
Hey Barbara did the transplant work for you in terms of redirecting the airflow to where it belongs?
I'm getting anxious because i'm afraid i'm going to need surgery. My nasals are too dry & i can only breathe from one nostril & afraid this will make it worse 😓
I have the same problem and what's worse I live in a desert and high elevation. My nasals are already dry
If your nose is to dry try using a humidifier and drink lots of water and avoid anything your allergic to.
It's good reaction intolarance
Don't let the surgeons get through your head "i think im going to need the surgery" that doesn't sound like your idea. Yes it will make you 10 times worse and after you've done the surgery you can't blame anyone but yourself. Your nose is your life, don't ruin your life. (Unfortunately i did)
Well explained. Ents need to get a clue.
With all this knowledge what can we do to reverse it, and what can one do to get compensated for the suffering after surgery in results getting ENS? Please help!
stem cell procedure? find a good lawyer - will take a few months + check the statute of limitations (usually, 2 years).
Can a caudal septoplasty cause ENS ?
If my ENT ever mentions touching my turbinates, I'll walk out of the office. I already suffer from a dry nose thanks to chronic sinusitis, no thanks! I'll stick to antibiotics.
How you can trust Doctors who dont make any additional reasearch beside what they are told in School?
You dont! Dont do surgeries unless your life depends on it.
If someone had turbinate reduction done, which is the least invasive method to having them done?
can ENS make you feel like your neck is tight? because I do experience the horrible dryness sometimes. i have a deviated septum it happened about 15 years ago when I was 20 years old. so i clearly remember having a normal nose. and this just SUCKS.
Yes I get stinging on my neck & others parts of my left side from a turbinectomy on the left side in 2012
U had deviated septum by a accident after nasal surgery?
I just had surgery, i feel fine now, but i am still scared
what about now?
@@bizoot1 i am still fine
@@doublek8601 How do you feel now?
@@doublek8601 what about now?
You didnt facing some problem like ens dont you?
I had some worries and anxiety about ens bcs i did surgery a month ago. But in fact im breathing normally now and am gratefull for that.
@@rezkyrahmayanti7688 i have had the surgery twice, and i do not have ENS. But i will never do the surgery again because of the risk of getting ENS
Stem cell therapy is it good for recover turbinate and nerve cell without issue?
How's you now
No proven therapy at the moment. Only experimental injections administered by a few Dr.s. It is unknown who truly benefits.
How
i do not recommend a smd submucous reduction.or any method of turbinate reduction. my inferior turbinates where reduced by diathermy and debrider.it was the smd method i had done submucous reduction.i constantly suffer from empty nose syndrome because of this.2 ents said both my inferior turbinates where reduced overall between 25% and 30 % .
How is your nose and breathing now? I did it on both my turbinates because they were enlarged, and I did it 1 month ago, but for the past 2 weeks my sleep has been disturbed and I often wake up 4-5 times a night and my mouth is always dry like I breathe through my mouth.. But I did not feel any blockage in the nose, I have never felt sleep disturbances like this before, this happened after the operation was finished... I am very afraid of the risks of ENS... Please tell me what do you feel now? Do you feel better or what symptoms do ENS sufferers experience? I'm very afraid of that
What is the common denominator between those who develop ENS and those who don’t?
Do we have a communication forum where we can share effective treatments.
I'm not much aware of one, but if it helps you can post them on here
A year ago I had a turbinate reduction surgery and I was left with a lot of nerve pain. I have been prescribed tegretol but have not taken it yet. Someone has tried? If you have any recommendations, I'd appreciate it.
I had my last surgery more than 2 years ago. They did submucosal resection. I was fine for 2 years. Is it possible that I developed ENS 2 years after surgery? I have the feeling that I don't sence the air anymore and I feel like I'm suffocating a lot. I also feel like my automatic breathing doesn't work well anymore. Is it possible that the nerves are somehow damaged 2 years after the surgery?
PS, I still get real nasal congestion, which means my turbinates can expand enough to block my nasal passages, however even when my nose is opened the breathing just doesn't feel right
Did you had a deviated septum ??
Yes, you can develop the syndrome even after many years. Mostly it happens right after the turbinate reduction but in some cases it develops more slow.
How are you two years later?
My son did it today without discussing it with me, I hope he will not have any complication
How is he so far?
How is he doin?
Omg i going through the same stuff. All the suffering. Don't know i can last.
I’m going to Stanford University’s ENT clinic next Thursday. Do you want me to ask any specific questions?
have you gone?
Yes I went.
@@timcepin3386Any updates about ENS treatments?
Hello my name is Guillermo I had a right turbinate reduction 5 months ago and I developed symptoms of ENS what kind of treatment do you recommend or what are the first steps to have somewhat of a normal life please advised I’m so lost and afraid on what the future looks like
It's about managing dryness. I would suggest a humidifier in your room at night. I found that saline rinses help, but using them every day makes me worst off. I also found that after about 1 year I seem to be getting more sensation back and am able to manage dryness more effectively. I use nasal oil when my turbinates get too dry which helps a lot, neil med make a good one (dry nose spray)
Why did Scott (don’t remember his last name) develop ENS 24 years afterwards?
I have it on my left side from surgery
I have done inferior turbinate reduction 3 days ago and i can't feel the sensation of air flow, seems like the nerve is damage. How long normally it tooks to heal again before i can say this is a Empty Nose Syndrome?
How are you?
@@jigsawpulse1139 after 4 days of surgery, i'e got much better. i can sleep then after 4 days
How are you now
@@AnkitSharma-hr6rl feel better after recovery
@@Herman1750There is no problem in breathing and the nose does not remain dry.
Please help me 😭 im also suffering for ENS
How are you now
Which surgeries can cause ENS ? Turbinates, concha, adeinodoctomy ?
Is there anyone who can do Russian subtitles for this video?
It is very simple. Never do turbinate reduction.
What about septoplasty?
@@ryanbrets7695 this has less risk on ENS, but not impossible. The problem with Septoplasty is, surgeons often peform a turbinate reduction as well, combined with the septoplasty.
The ENT who performed the turbinate reduction on my nose told me afterwards that I have a great nose. Do you think he was BSing me? I had my turbinate reduction and balloon sinuplasty done seven weeks ago.
I’m so worried...my doctor did say I’m slight deviated and have a huge turbinate or something blocking nose
I’ve had surgery in 2010 since then my nose is so dry sometimes stuffy
But I don’t think I have empty nose syndrome
I did bring it up
He said it does exist and usually with aggressive cases and in the past...
Should I go through with this again surgery? I really don’t know what to do
I have cyst I. Maxillary sinus too
Inflammation mucus and fluid around eyes
My nose eyes mouth skin Dry so they think Sjorgens but sjorgens won’t show up on my blood
I also took accutane
But the dry nose not sure if it’s from surgery 2010 or accutane or sjorgens like stuff
I really want my sinus issues and sleep apnea better
But don’t want to get empty nose syndrome
I don’t think I have it
Similar situation here... was about to have 3rd turb surgery but cancelled last minute. I dont have dryness, but my main problem is obstruction, mainly on right side, sometimes it's okay then it gets bad, always fluctuates, have allergies apparently
@@nathan4350 yup when I lay down or eat dairy I get stuffy on right side
Also when outside sometimes trees grass
I feel horrible I have deviated septum
Inflammation
Sinusitis some how 13 years now don’t get that
And like they called and I haven’t called back I’m scared to get empty nose syndrome
But also think I have a form of it i for dry nose when waking
But days it has fluid others it’s crusty green gross
And my eyes mouth skin dry
So I figured sjorgens but it’s not that
So I can only think I took accutane and it was during that time in 2009 all my issues started
I dk what to do at all…I have to call them I don’t want to be ignorant
The doctor did say one of his colleagues or whatever
Guess he got performed it and lost his license
So he said it’s real and it’s sad
But then said that’s with aggressive surgeries
It’s not as bad now the surgeries as it used to be
So idk… I trusted my derms and took accutane and never been same since
You look exactly like Tati Wrestbrook it’s insane!!!!
Can you get ENS from inhaling directly to an active boiling water when the fire is still on?
WTF lol? Why would you do that?
You can't get it that way, it doesn't work like that. Inhaling steam is not harmful.
The best method of use is with a microdebrider with a cold tool also how come there are many vhildren around the world wmthat has a turbanets reductions and also have improved quality of life reducing the turbinates does not always mean that airflow is bad do you k ow that if your turbanets are completely blocked you will experience the same symptoms as ens trouble sleeping not enough air due to blockage again heating the tissues always causes damage but a slight reduction how can this cause ens turbenctomy yes thats removing the whole turbinates
How are you now
Then what can I do to breath out of my nose? Any alternatives that won't cause ENS? I've been on allergy shots for over a year. Hasn't helped.My sinuses are fine and I don't get sinus infections. Just can't breathe out of my nose. I have a diverged septum, swollen turbinates and collapse when I breathe in. I'm on two medication and two nasal sprays and wear Breathe Right Strips at night to help some.
Schlafmaske mit Luftbefeuchter.
Der Druck müsste die engen Passagen regulieren.
Man muß das Ding natürlich tolerieren.Ab ins Schlaflabor!
Ein Versuch ist es Wert.
How do you feel now Artfuldodger? Did you end up getting surgery?
But why do some people get it directly after surgery and others don’t?
@@timcepin3386 this is a mystery. It is not to be predicted who will develop ENS and when. I got it 1,5 month after radio ablation, wich is the newest and most often used technique. But WHY and when it develops, is unknown. I have the idea the most people who get it, it more or less develops right after the surgery. But why in some people it develops after 2 years, is not easily answerd.
Я болен ENS Боже за что.....
i have never had ent surgery... but i have ENS... it feels horrible..
Can't have ENS without surgery.
@@KhalKhtri maybe i used nasal steroid spray.. it damages the nerve..
@@KhalKhtriyou can, any damage can cause it not only surgery.
@@AprilA15can nasal spary cause it ? I feel like that's what happened to me
I used only nasal spray too and I feel this. My nose enlarged and feels open , very cold air coming in
I have I'm empty nose plz help me any good doctor. Pls find me I'm Indian plz help me
Dr houser in Cleveland ohio ens sufferers people.
Me too bro where are u from in India
@@Chriswaltzing Had u go through any Nose Surgery ? Septoplasty ?
@@Chriswaltzing hello Indian
I am Indian help
I’m fucked.
Only few People suffer a ENS?! how come others dont?? I think there is No such thing like ENS, i had removed most of my nose turbines, because all my life i couldnt breath, so with an Laser, myturbines were removed, and i can now breathe
And why do some people’s turbinates regenerate and some people’s don’t!
this is very usa, cut off the healthy turbinate
Source: Trust me bro
Omg im dead
All good?