I have done Septoplasty and turbinate reduction 1 month before but still congestion happening. I am using nasal decongent. When I will get rid of blocking of nose after surgery ?

Did u do a turbinates reduction?

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Hi ash, I'm 16 days post surgery today but i still experiencing blocked nose (sometimes on the left and sometimes on the right) especially during and after waking up from sleep. I'm using flo saline wash with sterimar nasal spray to clean them but i don't take any other medication (except Colustrum B-Plus coz i felt fatigued & tired during the day, maybe coz of my bad diet) . Based on your experience, how long did it take for u to easily breathe thru both nose and not experiencing blocked nose anymore ?

Thanks for sharing your experience. I have a question for you. My surgery was two weeks ago. I could breathe through both nostrils when the splints were removed. However, that only lasted for a day. Now I'm worried because I can only breathe through the side that had NO blockage even before surgery. And the side with the former blockage is still very congested (I can't breathe through it). Would you say that's normal? Did you start to breathe fully through both nostrils only after you've fully healed (so like 3-4 months post-op)? 😊

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I'm glad you and Elly had a good Mommy Daughter date! I've never heard of that restaurant before. We must not have it in Northeast Ohio.

Good luck with your Yoga challenge. I'm so happy Jude is progressing so well!

What is experienced after 2 months please suggest me

I pray that everyone is feeling better now. I loved when Elly Vlogged! Some of my favorite videos and video clips are when the kids take over the vlog.

My Mom does a lot of cookie baking at Christmas time too. They are jjust adicting! The best one is the ones with frosting and sprinkles on top.

I pray that everyone felt better in time for Christmas. Merry Christmas to your entire family!

Your daughter (Elliot?) Is adorable! I have a granddaughter about her age who is just as adorable her her glasses too!🤓

Adorable! 🥰

The gingerbread crafts are adorable! And the banana bread looks yummy! I never thought to add chocolate chips to my banana bread! 😘

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Your kids are adorable! Hoping & praying that everyone has a healthy & happy Christmas 🎄🙏😘

Yum, that Candy 🍎 looks good! Blessings to you and your family!🙏🏻💞

I just got a new iPhone about 5 months ago. It is a SE22. It’s basically a no thrills phone. It fits people like me who are blind since we can’t see the screen. It has all the apps but just not fancy screens or stuff like that. I pray that your heart conditions improve.

I hope anyone who was sick is feeling better. Merry Christmas!

I just came across your vlogs and my ♥️was blessed. I'm surprised you don't have more subscribers so, I'm praying for you get 💯 x💯X💯. . .May God bless you and your beautiful family!

Did you have to re-pierce your nose?

When could you put your nose ring back in after surgery did you have to get it repierced?

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i get my splints taken out rhis monday. noone really talks about how miserable it is when you have the splints. the not being able to eat or drink . the constant panic attacks . ive really struggked with rhis . when i get my splints taken out i do not want to feel congested like crazy again for weeks . was the congestion bad ? or was it tolerable ? im afraid i still wont be able to breathe

Thanks you so much for this. Having mine done Tuesday October 25.

Thank you, this is so helpful! Also large forehead and weird face shape where? You are so gorgeous!! 💕

Love this Vlog! 🥰 Lol it’s making me want to start vlogging again. The skeleton shirt is so cute btw! Also Ellie vlogging about her loose teeth is adorable. 🥲 Mercury retrograde is definitely kicking my butt too smh 🤦🏻‍♀️

I am in day 5 post op..my splints are removed..still I can't breathe through my nose and I have congestion..does it go away fast?

Hey i got mine done on 9/14 and my stents removed on 9/22. I feel congested but my nose isnt runny. My breathing is improving every day but i hate this feeling of feeling congested when i am not. Did you have this issue at all?

hi I have a question, I had septoplasty about 23 days ago and I can't move my mouth like I used to. when talking I can't make O or U in my mouth and I can't drink from a straw it's like my nose is so stiff and it pulls my nose. my cartilage hurts every time I try these. was this the case with you? were you able to drink from straws freely or move your mouth and talk freely?

This happened to me too. I found a study that RA will fail 27% of the time during obstetric surgery. It's the highest failure rate of any community. And why? Mostly due to being given insufficient medicine. If you want to talk, message me. I did 42 hours of labor for my "failure to progress" c-section that was done with the failed spinal. The staff was mean to me as well. They made me feel ashamed of being in pain and begging for help. The doctor kept saying, "It's just pressure. It's just pressure. It's just pressure." I've only watched half your video so far. But I relate to a lot of it. I really would love to be able to talk to you about it.

Thanks for sharing these moments with us. It was fun

Oh so nice vlog, you are so inspiring! 😍 I also just made a new video 💕

How long did it take for the puffiness to go down and to see the actual real definition and shape of your nose again?

Hey love..I'm glad you've recovered. How long did it take for you to feel better? Did you have inflammation and if so, did your nose feel congested while healing?

Did you have Septoplasty and any other procedures done? Pain and bleeding wise on a scale of 1 to 20 how bad was it

Hey love. Did you ever experience alot of air (almost too much) or cool air? And how do you feel now? What have you experienced? I'm only 9 weeks post op. I need some inspand advice🙏

This was very helpful your nose looks so beautiful now. Your nose was still cute when it was crooked tho… mine is also crooked like urs in this video I thought my jaw was crooked but it’s definitely the nose that makes everything else look just off I cannot wait to have a straight nose that fully functions! Have you noticed an improvement in exercise?? Quality of sleep??

Thank you for your video. I get mine in 2 weeks. What all were your symptoms before the septo that led you to have it? I’ve had congestion for 3 months. Hoping the septo is the cure.

Love the Christmas morning vibes here! Thanks for sharing - merry belated!!

Thanks for taking us along friend. I hope you have a amazing week

This was super helpful. I'm getting mine in a week and kind of nervous.

So Ellie's going to be wearing glasses to correct her nearsightedness. I don't know what her optometrist told you but that is probably going to mean new glasses every year or so from now on. Her myopia is most likely the result of genes from either you or her dad depending on which one of started wearing glasses at a young age. Mom I saw later in the video you were wearing your glasses and that's a really good idea because Ellie's much more likely to accepting her need for glasses if she sees you wearing your glasses all the time also. In looking at your glasses Ash I can't really tell if your nearsighted or farsighted but your glasses don't appear to be very strong at all. So if Ellie got her eyes from your genes that should mean her vision should be about the same prescription as you are when she's your age. Like her mother, Ellie looks really cute wearing her glasses and even better she doesn't seem like wearing glasses is a problem at all. She seems more interested her loose tooth than her glasses. Watching your video reminds me of a little girl about 5 or 6 years old at the time. her mother brought her in for an eye exam because she was concerned that her daughter insisted on sitting very close to the TV. The doctor prescribed her glasses for nearsightedness like Ellie got. Only when her glasses were ready she threw a fit and refused t wear them. They left with the daughter screaming. A few days later the mother came in and was trying on frames and i asked her if i could help her. She told me that she was having a terrible time with her daughter not wanting to wear her glasses and a friend suggested that her daughter would be more agreeable if she wore glasses herself. But she didn't need glasses so she was only wanting to buy a pair with no prescription. But when I added up the cost of the cheapest pair of glasses it was around $150.00 nd insurance wouldn't be of any help since she didn't have a prescription. As she was about to leave she noticed the donation box near the door that was running over with glasses. She asked me if she could maybe borrow a pair of the donated glasses to wear to see that would get her daughter started wearing her glasses and if they worked she would bring them back at some point. I told het would be fine and actually a pretty good idea if she could find a pair in the box. We weren't busy so i told her to use the counter to go through the glasses. After about 20 minutes she had 4 pairs off to one side and the rest back in the box. She asked which looked the best. My optical assistant was only a few years younger than her so we both were going to pick what we each liked best. As it turned out we both liked the same pair on her. A really cute semi-rimless pair wit slight "cat-eye" shape. The only question was could see wearing them? I did a good cleaning of the glasses and even did a fitting so they would be as comfortable as possible. i was curious what the prescription was so i checked that also and it really wasn't very strong. it was right eye - .75 -.25 122/ left eye -1.00. They actually looked really good on her. I gave her case for them and started to put them in the case when she said she was going to wear them so she could start getting used to wearing them. I told her to let us know if her wearing glasses worked. About a moth later she came in with her daughter and they were both wearing their glasses. The daughters glasses were quite crooked on her face and needed some work to get them back in shape. I had my assistant do that while I talked to mom. She said the glasses worked perfect and her daughter was fine as long as she was also wearing glasses. And i asked her how she was doing with wearing glasses herself and she said she always thought glasses looked really cute on other people but she thought wearing glasses was probably very uncomfortable to wear. she said she was surprised at how comfortable her glasses were. She said her husband really likes seeing her wearing glasses. And she said her eyes seemed to have no problem adjusting to them. She said she was hoping I would sell them to her so she could continue wearing them. I told her i couldn't sell them to her but if she feels she needs them she could have them since that was the purpose of the donated glasses anyway. Going tp people that need them. She thanked me and her daughters glasses were finished and back on her so they left. When spring came mother and daughter were back. They were both getting eye exams. The daughter for her 6 month checkup and mom was interested in picking out frames for prescription sunglasses. She wanted them made in the same prescription as her glasses she was wearing. I suggested she should get her eyes checked in case she might need a little stronger prescription. She agreed. As it turned out she didn't need an increase but she did have a prescription for glasses for the first time. Her real prescription was -.50 in both eyes. But since was perfectly happy with her current glasses we made her sunglasses in that same prescription. There was -.25 increase in her daughters left eye which the doctor decided not o bother about until her next exam.

You said you got your turbinates reduced as well. Are you able to breath through your nose a lot better now? I'm getting a septoplasty and turbinate reduction in January. Super nervous.

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Thanks for sharing your experience! Can you explain more what it was like to get the anesthesia/put to sleep? I'm super nervous for that part. I'm curious what you remember about that whole process?