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Nose cartilage pain, no redness or swelling
Ear, Nose & Throat (ENT) | Last Active: Nov 16 8:55am | Replies (90)Comment receiving replies
@shoefing and @casmith100- welcome to the group.
@casmith100- was the acyclovir prescribed because of the pain or for the shingles? and when you take it the nose pain goes away? I wonder if acupuncture would help when you are having pain in your nose?
do you do anything to assist you with your stress? yoga? meditation?
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Prescribed for the shingles. I also get cold sores due to a lot of stress. I am a bilateral btk amputee due to 42 years of diabetes. Type 1. Yes the pain does go away when I take acyclovir or if I use Abreva. I was thinking it might be an irritated nerve right on the outside lower part of the nose but when I googled facial nerves I didn't see any.