How Is Nasal Packing Handled After Septoplasty? - Ear Nose Throat Expert

Описание: How Is Nasal Packing Handled After Septoplasty? Are you curious about what happens after a septoplasty and how nasal packing is managed during recovery? In this video, we’ll explain everything you need to know about nasal packing following this common nasal surgery. We’ll start by describing what nasal packing is and why it’s used immediately after septoplasty. You’ll learn how different types of packing—such as traditional gauze, sponge-like tampons, or dissolvable materials—are placed inside the nose to support healing, control bleeding, and prevent complications like septal hematomas or adhesions. We’ll also discuss the typical duration of packing stay and what sensations you might experience while it’s in place, including nasal congestion or fullness.

Furthermore, we’ll cover what to expect when your doctor removes the packing during a follow-up visit, including how the removal process might feel and the importance of following post-operative instructions. We’ll explore alternatives to traditional packing, such as the use of stitches called quilting sutures or tiny silicone splints, which can make the recovery process more comfortable. Lastly, we’ll share helpful tips on caring for your nose after packing removal, including avoiding nose blowing and using saline sprays to keep your nasal passages moist. Whether you’re preparing for surgery or recovering from it, understanding nasal packing can help ease your concerns and promote a smoother healing experience.

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