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Blocked Nose Snoring Treatment

Symptoms of a blocked nose may include consistent dry mouth, headaches, impaired smell, and recurrent sinusitis. In some people the other unpleasant side effect is that they may suffer with snoring.

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Medically reviewed by Lorcan Sheppard BSc MBBS FRCA, Chief Medical Officer and the Medical Advisory Committee for The Private Clinic.

Last Reviewed July 16th 2020

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A blocked nose is a very common symptom in the adult population. Experts have noted that people with chronic blocked noses are increasing, especially in cities, due to air pollution. Smokers are also more frequently affected.

If you are suffering from a deviated nasal septum our ENT Surgeons are able to correct this via LAUP (Laser Assisted Uvuloplatoplasty), a minor Septo-Rhinoplasty procedure or Septoplasty.

The LAUP procedure is currently unavailable due to Covid 19 until September 2021.  The Private Clinic is only interested in ensuring the safety of its patients and it is for this reason we believe that this type of operation should be delayed for now. If you have issues with snoring and you are interested in the snoring operation please contact us and we will be able to add your details to our waiting list where we will then contact you as soon as we start the procedure again.

Symptoms of a blocked nose may include consistent dry mouth, headaches, impaired smell, and recurrent sinusitis. In some people the other unpleasant side effect is that they may suffer with snoring.

When your nose starts to block, the natural reaction is to start breathing through your mouth. The down side is that mouth breathing tends to shift the oxygen and carbon dioxide balance. The body, in trying to rectify this balance, causes the nasal passages to become even more constricted making the situation even worse.

The ‘Nasal Cycle’ always means that one side of the nose will be open, the other relatively blocked, from time to time and side to side during the day and night.

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FAQs

What are the causes of a blocked nose?

The condition, called obstructive rhinitis is characterized by a permanent swelling of the nasal mucosa.  Patients with nose blockage due to swelling of the lining of the nose over structures (called the inferior turbinates) might benefit from laser surgery.

What are the advantages of our treatments?

The Advantages of our treatments include:

Simple walk-in walk-out procedures

No general anaesthetic. No hospital stay

Only 15 minutes under local anaesthetic

No downtime, go back to your routine straightway

Highly experienced ENT surgeons

How much does Blocked Nose Snoring Treatment cost?

Prices for our snoring treatments start from £1,980, depending on the type of treatment.

A consultation with our Ears Nose and Throat (ENT) surgeon is £100.

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