Nose Huggie | Nose Huggies Straighten the Nose Too
Once you discover that your nose is really not straight like it should be you might consider ways to fix it. Some people may not because it’s not as noticeable or really hurting your breathing (via nasal passage) or face in an way. However others might be seeing symptoms of a deviated septum and not even realize it. For example, the shape of your nasal cavity could even be the cause of sinusitis. Perhaps you hurt your nose playing soccer or basketball and your nose hasn’t really been the same since. Here are a few signs to look out for in case you do have a deviated septum: difficulty breathing through the nose, interference with drainage of sinuses, sinus infection, frequent nosebleeds, nasal congestion, facial pain, headaches, noisy breathing during sleep and blockage of one or both nostrils.
There are cases where a person with a mildly deviated septum only has symptoms when he or she has an upper respiratory tract infection (or “cold”). The ideal nasal septum is exactly midline, separating the left and right sides of the nose into equal sized passageways. But estimates show that 80 percent of all nasal septums are off-center, which is a condition generally not noticed. It usually occurs when the septum is severely shifted away from the midline. Whether you think you have a “deviated septum” or crooked nose or an oddly shaped nose with a bump on the bridge, the nose huggie can likely help you. Nose Huggies aren’t just solely used to help make the nose look smaller. That is one of its main purposes. However, another is to straighten out the nose. The Nose Huggie can make your nose straighter! What an added bonus. Talk with your doctor about the options you may have. Septoplasty is typically the surgical treatment used to correct a deviated septum, but if you can’t afford surgery right now and would like to try a small device you can use in your own home, learn more about the nose huggie!
