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I have same problem like u running nose is major issue breathing not. after surgery my breathing problem has been solved but my nose is still running. I have done my surgery 9april 2022.and now one month gone.doctor said things take time after 3-4 months you will be fully cured.please share your experience as hope it will help me. Waiting for your reply Rina

Plz reply rina

I would love to talk to you about this. I'm 39 and have a date for surgery next month. The runny nose problem has plagued me my entire life. I've finally decided to do something about this. Would just love to ask a few questions about recovery and such

if any of you have done the surgery yet, was it painful and how long did the recovery take?

@mkb2947 I just had it done on the 31st of May. I was actually kind of scared. But it wasn't shit. Honestly I didn't have any pain. A little bit of blood ooze the day of and the day after. I'm 39

@GamerVidz Nope, none whatsoever. Especially because most doctors are more worried about possible litigation towards the doctor who did this to me so I have been getting denied any treatment.

@GamerVidz it's all good. I wasn't suppose to have any surgery. I was told that it was going to be a diagnostic procedure where nothing is cut or surgically done. I brought the doctor back in like 3 times because I had a hunch something wasn't right in his behavior. I tried to make sure everything was really safe and he lied to me then they sedated me without consents when I just asked for IV fluids because I felt very dehydrated because the day before they told me not to drink or eat anything for a period of time and instead they injected me with sedatives and likely got my signatures after that because I have no memory of signing or my wife. I was suppose to have a surgical free microlaryngoscopy to view my larynx because the doctor tried to say that it looked like I had a cyst and all he wanted to do was take a closer look with the scope but really what he did is he cut into my pharynx on each side of my neck n chopped my superior laryngeal nerves then framed me in my medical records prior to the supposed surgical procedure where he falsified my initial symptom complaints. He wrote "patient reports decreased range and pitch and says it is severe. Complains of a monotonous voice". I never told him any of that I was there to get my deviated septum fixed and it quickly turned into a voice problem behind my back n since I have a history of anxiety and depression he was also using that to further discredit my experience before and after the mutilation by writing things like "patient with severe anxiety" . I woke up spitting blood and immediately in pain and the discharge nurse tried to tell me there was no surgery done n to eat ice chips, that it was normal but nope each side of my neck was cut because every time I tried to yell, my sutures would open up n I would start to bleed. I reported this to my primary doctor early n all she was interested in doing is hiding the evidence n refusing to order me any imaging n instead prescribing me steroids n antibiotics most likely so I can heal quicker and on the low. This has been one absolutely brutal experience so far especially when u realise that other doctors are not there for u anymore when a potential lawsuit or criminal charges is at stake of a fellow colleague. They will try bury you alive after something like this if as what you already just went through wasn't enough. If there is a such thing as hell, these people will be going without a doubt.

@GamerVidz and it's not just "well, not all doctors are bad". Yes they are all bad when they all stay quiet and try to deny your injuries or most importantly any potential treatment options. I have even traveled outside of my state to try n get treatment but the majority won't budge when I share the details. Once they know this is criminal they immediately turn shady and have even cut me as a patient altogether from their practice. I can't get a lawyer either because the lawyers told me that I pretty much have to be dead to have a case and that if the doctor intentionally harmed me that it's even harder to sue because the doctor's insurance company will not cover intentional harm. This doctor did all this to me with years of experience. Nobody will investigate it either or hold him accountable. It's really that disgusting.

@GamerVidz if your individual injury was caused by Covid alone then it should heal back naturally within a year even if you were intubated n that's what caused the injury, it should still heal. As long as your nerve wasn't cut in half like in my case you should be good n u can expect a full recovery within 6 months to a year but more than likely a whole lot sooner.

@GamerVidz I can speak I just can't sing anymore or verbally interact with my 3 year old daughter much anymore because I have no upper voice range because this doctor cut my superior laryngeal nerves that innervate the cricothyroid muscles. Voicedoctor.net is a crock also. I seen Dr James Thomas too in person thinking he could and would do something and that went terrible as well and is a whole other story of it's own. I'm suppose to follow up with him but I just don't really have the strength to because it just seems like the last thing he wants to do is bring these crimes into light and he is all the way in Portland Oregon. Your so lucky that it is just a granduloma. If only that was my case and not paralysis, I would be so happy but I'm happy for u at least. I'm so glad I haven't got Covid either though thank God.

Plz share your experience after surgery like how much time the surgery will take to completely healed

I'm 39 and about to have the surgery. What was recovery like and did they get it in one try?

Hi! That sounds amazing! I’m 21 and had multiple surgeries. I’m about to have the final one

Hii. Now are you cured from this diagnosis.? Please reply. My father has also vascular malformation on tounge.

@@killerfoji9891 No, it's still there. It's very large now, but the good news is it's very slow growing and doesn't hurt. If you want to chat to me about it, I'm on Instagram. Xx

​@tonianita1 I have at on my tongue large scale Doctors say surgery is dangerous

What does stenosed mean?

Omar FARIS I was born with this problem. I am not sure how my mother endured such trials but I am thankful she did.

Omer Faris I had a daughter who is currently a year and half old she was born with bilateral choanal atresia and thankfully to Lord we found a very qualified staff that help our daughter to have a surgery and now she can breathe normally I can recommend you that place and also can share my number so you can contact me 00923495361073 I understand it is two years ago you posted

@@sanahaider5116 thank you for your response. Our doctor advised us to do the surgery when Ali have at least a year. We made the surgery and thank God it goes well. Ali’s sleep is way better and our life too. I wish that no parent live this situation. It’s so hard to see you child suffering without being able to help him