Deviated Septum? Say bye to nasal strips and start using Noson Nasal Dilator

A deviated septum or nasal congestion occurs when the thin nasal wall (nasal septum) is shifted sideways between your nasal passages. Most people have an eccentric nasal septum, which immediately results in reduced nasal breathing.

Noson® gently spreads the nostrils from within, improving nasal breathing. With increased oxygen saturation of the blood, the body burns more effectively fats, carbohydrates and proteins into carbon dioxide and water. Due to the improved combustion, the body receives more energy, which is essential for the metabolism and all cells of the body.

If the curvature of the septum is severe, it may block one side of the nose, causing breathing difficulties. The additional burden can lead to dehydration of the nose. This results in crusting or bleeding within the nose.

A nasal congestion can be caused by a different nasal septum or swelling of the lining scar tissue.

Treatment for nasal obstruction may be medicated or assisted by a nasal dilator. In the case of Cornish nasal complaints, drug treatment for a long time is not recommended. A mechanical opening of the nostrils is advisable in this case. If you do not want a mechanical opening through a nasal dilator, you may need surgery. This is usually more expensive and involves certain risks.

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