A deviated nasal septum not only can cause a blocked nose, but may also be associated with headaches.
Why does deviated septum cause headaches?
A deviated septum can cause a variety of health concerns, including headaches and frequent migraines. This may be due to an increased incidence in sinus infections, the septum coming in contact with sensitive nasal tissues, or other factors.
What are the side effects of DNS surgery?
Risks
- Continued symptoms, such as nasal obstruction.
- Excessive bleeding.
- A change in the shape of your nose.
- A hole in the septum.
- Decreased sense of smell.
- Clotted blood in the nasal space that has to be drained.
- Temporary numbness in the upper gum, teeth or nose.
