- male
- 30 Years
- 14/08/2025
my boyfriend has had really bad sinus issues for years his nose is always blocked, his cheeks get puffy, and he sounds super nasally. he also snores badly and has to breathe through his mouth most of the time since he surfs a lot. we've tried home remedies but nothing helps long-term. he can't afford major surgery are there any permanent or semi-temporary solutions that might work for him
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Probable dignosis is obstructive sleep apnea syndrome , Weight reduction ,Use CPAP machine ,mouth pieces, not sleeping on your back are advised to the patient.
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I've noticed that my tonsils have been really swollen for a while now, ever since I had a whooping cough. The doctor mentioned they were large and red, but I didn't really feel any discomfort like pain or issues with swallowing. Lately, my friends told me I've been snoring, and Im starting to wonder if it's linked to my tonsils. I quit smoking completely, and while my cough went away, the swelling in my tonsils hasnt. Theyre so big that theres only a small gap between them. Should I be worried about this, or is it something that will eventually go back to normal?
As you say your tonsils look swollen with no symptoms.without any further delay visit ENT docotor for rvaluating other conditions and appropriate approach.
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