Are you a stuffy-headed, mouth-breathing mess?

If breathing out of your nose is difficult, you’re not alone. Four out of five people have some degree of a deviated septum, which is a nasal obstruction that may be the cause of your trouble when breathing.

Don’t suffer in silence. Find the cause and explore your options. Take the first step today by scheduling an appointment with the Ear, Nose & Throat Clinic & Hearing Center of Minnesota (ENTHC).

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How Your Nasal Obstruction is Complicating Your Life

Your nasal obstruction forces air to be unevenly distributed through your nose. What sounds simple can result in complications that make your life uncomfortable.

Which of the following symptoms of a nasal obstruction are you putting up with?

Difficulty breathing normally through your nose
Being forced to breathe through your mouth
Nosebleeds
Nasal pressure
Sinus infections
Sleep apnea
Loud snoring

Constant ringing and buzzing in your ears can be a tell-tale sign of Tinnitus problems that need to be addressed with an ENT you trust.

Are you ready to breathe free and easy with ENTHC?

At ENTHC, we have a trusted team of experts in identifying, diagnosing, and treating deviated nasal septums. We serve the Twin Cities metro area, including Minneapolis, St. Paul, Eden Prairie, Minnetonka, Edina, Hopkins, St. Louis Park, Maple Grove, Chanhassen, Apple Valley, Plymouth, Chaska, Burnsville, Bloomington, and more.

When you work with ENTHC to clear your nasal obstruction, our doctors will:

Perform a consultation in our office
Determine if your nasal obstruction is caused by a deviated septum
Explore available options with you, including septoplasty

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What is Septoplasty by ENTHC?

A deviated septum can be corrected through a procedure known as septoplasty. The procedure straightens a septum, clearing the obstruction and allowing your nose to better conduct airflow.

Septoplasty with ENTHC is an outpatient procedure in the majority of cases. For your septoplasty, you may be given local or general anesthesia based on what’s best for you. During your consultation, we will explain the specifics of your obstruction, how septoplasty can clear it, and the benefits and risks of the procedure.

Your ENT can determine if a septoplasty is the right answer for your

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