Where is the nasal septum

The nasal septum is a key part of the human body. Once it deviates, it will affect one's health and will be detrimental to the beauty of the face. People pay great attention to their own image, so they need to have a certain understanding of this disease. If related symptoms are found, they need to seek medical treatment in time and receive treatment during the best treatment period to help recover health as soon as possible.

1. Where is the nasal septum?

What are the causes of nasal septum deviation?

1. The development of the nasal septum in bones and cartilage is unbalanced and deformed. Deformity is prone to occur in each joint, which is also the main cause of nasal septum deviation.

2. Nasal septum deviation may also occur if a tumor or other foreign body in the nose compresses the nasal septum.

3. Children with swollen adenoids have poor nasal ventilation and breathe through their mouths, which results in maxillofacial deformity, high arched hard palate and gradual deflection of the nasal floor and nasal septum.

4. Trauma: Trauma is a common cause of nasal septum deviation. When the nasal bone fracture occurs, the septum cartilage is usually dislocated and deformed, or even fractured. If it is not reset in time, the left septum will deviate. If the birth canal is narrow during birth or the baby is improperly held with forceps, it may cause deviated nasal septum and dislocation of the cartilage.

2. What are the effects of nasal septum deviation on the body?

1. Nasal septum perforation: In many cases, the soft tissue is peeled off during the operation, and the operation is rough, causing the nasal septum to be broken in symmetrical parts on both sides. Inflammation and infection of the nasal mucosa can lead to perforation even with tears.

2. Septal hematoma: caused by bleeding in the nasal septum between the systemic perichondrium.

3. Septal abscess: Systemic septal hematoma causes bacterial infection during the nasal infection period or when there are more purulent secretions.

4. Collapse of nose bridge: This is caused by removing too much of the septum cartilage from the nose during surgery. Postoperative complications of nasal septum abscess if the timing is incorrect. Leading to cartilage softening and necrosis. Such exceptions can also occur.

5. Intracranial complications: Nasal septum abscess or plate damage will increase the chance of intracranial infection. Although rare, if intracranial complications occur, they will cause a lot of harm.

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3. The formation of nasal septum deviation

A deviated nasal septum is a serious condition. Perhaps most people don’t quite understand what the disease of nasal septum deviation is. In order to help everyone better understand the disease of nasal septum deviation. We will provide you with some knowledge about the disease called nasal septum deviation. Below we will mainly introduce some of the causes of nasal septum deviation. I hope this helps you all.

A slight deviation of the nasal septum is generally normal. It is only considered a pathology when the nasal septum is obviously deviated to one side or both sides and causes certain symptoms. Nasal septum deviation can be divided into two types: congenital malformation and secondary deviation caused by certain diseases. Each of our nasal cavities is divided into two parts by a partition, and the partition in the middle is called the nasal septum. If the nasal septum is deviated, it will naturally bring a series of adverse effects. Generally, we don’t know whether our nasal septum is deviated, so it is very necessary to understand the early symptoms of nasal septum deviation. If you have the early symptoms of nasal septum deviation, you should be careful. Most cases of simple nasal septum deviation are caused by unbalanced development of the bones and cartilage of the nasal septum. The secondary ones are mainly caused by nasal septum trauma, intranasal tumors or foreign bodies compressing the nasal septum, and adenoids hypertrophy and high arched hard palate in childhood that restrict the development of the nasal septum.