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Blocked Nose That Won’t Go Away: When to See an ENT Specialist

Review pending: Dr. Yasmin

Anatomy of the nasal septum
Anatomy of the nasal septum.

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A blocked nose that persists, keeps returning or affects sleep deserves assessment. Allergies, swelling, polyps and a bent nasal septum are possible causes, and an examination helps distinguish them.

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Look at the pattern

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Possible reasons your nose stays blocked

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What an ENT assessment involves

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Preparing for your appointment

Sources and further reading

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When to see an ENT specialist

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