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Ear, Nose & Throat (ENT) | Last Active: Jan 31 7:20am | Replies (132)Comment receiving replies
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Hi @johnbishop
Thank you for your answer and telling your own story. I guess the spray can really help others as you described and I'm glad that it has proved to be a good solution for you.
We have talked to the ENT who prescribed the spray but he denied the spray could have caused the problem. We saw also another ENT who is also an expert in ENS, but she claimed also that the spray could not cause such symptomes. She told us that if the mucosa in the nose would have been harmed, it would heal and renew it self in a short time as skin usually does. However the loss of sensation has lasted now already over eight months.
My son has also a tendency to keloid scarring an I was worrying could the skin/mucosa in the nose develope a keloid scar if injured? The ENT told us though that mucosa is different than the surface skin and thus this kind of scarring would not be possible.
My son tries now moisturing the nose with an A-vitamine nasal spray and with a steam inhaler. Saline has not helped.