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Imo it's probably one of the best things I've ever done for my body that wasn't diet/exercise related. It was annoying and uncomfortable and being on downers always makes me a wreck, but once that fog cleared and my stents came out, I slept infinitely better, the orbital bones below my eye sockets aren't constantly sore, I don't take a constant stream of OTC allergy/sinus meds, and now, when I do take meds (very seldom - I think there were two days in the last year and a half that my post nasal drip needed help) they actually work.
I also had the procedure where they burn away a bit of the insides of your sinuses if they're too swollen. I don't remember what it's called anymore.
I'm due for the procedure in a few weeks. Glad to hear it's worth it!
Just had it done 3 weeks ago. Very much with it. Still recovering but like 90% healed and it's night and day. The worst part is the stents in your nostrils the first week. After that it just gets better and better.
They burn it?? Balloon sinuplasty kinda squishes it back down or something but I haven't heard about the burning procedure, eek
I looked it up. It's called a bilateral turbinate reduction. They don't burn anything, but they cut and scrape and shave down the turbinates in the nasal cavity.