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The Planck's
United States
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 16 พ.ค. 2020
Welcome y'all! We're the Planck's.
Bunnies & Bees
We’re about to harvest our onions, video coming soon! Enjoy this little preview of all our little animals invading the garden!
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Garden Update and Tour
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Wow! Our garden is taking off! Corn, green beans, snap peas, garlic, onions and a lot more. This is our favorite time of the year as everything is growing big and beautiful and we’re starting to be able to harvest as well. The goal is to eventually grow enough for the whole year so we can rely on our garden for fresh produce. Let us know what you think, and don’t forget to subscribe and share!
Garlic Harvest Time
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We’ve waited and watched patiently and it’s officially time. Check out our most recent video on harvesting our garlic. Don’t forget to subscribe and share!!
Garden Fence DIY! Check out our Page for the Full Video!
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Garden Fence DIY! Check out our Page for the Full Video!
Our DIY Garden Fence Install
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We are so excited about this growing season because we just built our own garden fence and it looks amazing. You don’t need thousands of dollars in tools or machinery, just hard work and a little know how! Check it out, let us know what you think!
Over Wintering Our Garlic
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This is our first year planting garlic. Last Fall we planted it and are starting to see it pop up nicely as the days warm up. Check it out!
Hocking Hills State Park: A Quick Trip
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Here’s a short of our quick weekend trip to Hocking Hills State Park in Logan, OH. We love hiking in new places and this place surprised us with beautiful scenery and epic caves. Check it!
Latera Implants | Turbinate Reduction | Septoplasty UPDATE!!!
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It’s been a while and many of you have commented on my post about my progress and now that I am 1.5 yrs out I decided to let you all know how it’s going… needless to say it’s been a game changer! Check it out!
Our Little Citystead
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This summer we’ve started the process of making our little garden into something more! We’re beginning the process of starting our own little Citystead. Growing all the vegetables we need and anything else we think of. Check out how this season started. Here soon we’ll put up the videos of what our Fall garden is going to be looking like!
Septoplasty | Latera Implants | Turbinate Reduction. What to know. Tips. Recovery hacks.
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Septoplasty | Latera Implants | Turbinate Reduction. What to know. Tips. Recovery hacks.
Summer Garden: 3. Rain Collection Barrels DIY
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Summer Garden: 3. Rain Collection Barrels DIY
Workout of the Week: Full Body Workout (In the Gym)
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Workout of the Week: Full Body Workout (In the Gym)
Folly Beach, SC: SLOMO Dive Into the Water
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Folly Beach, SC: SLOMO Dive Into the Water
Salamoni Family Camping (Boating on the Reservoir)
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Salamoni Family Camping (Boating on the Reservoir)
Good video bro. Do you sleep better and if you do is your quality of like better?? I have sleep apnea not sure if the root cause is my nose but I hope it gives it makes me feel better
What do you think of the Propel implant?
Did you end up with empty nose syndrome?
how r you doing now?
Had my Septoplasty and Turbinate reduction done yesterday.. I have no pain and slight swelling. The worst part has been the stuffiness and cleaning up the discharge.(like you have with a sinus infection) I have the splints in, no discomfort or pain..Today I feel fine, still dripping a little.. For the best success and lowest risk of ENS/exterior membrane damage to the Turbinates have the microdebrider procedure done, the cauterize/radiowave methods have a history of issues (have a complete understanding of each method)...I don't regret having it done..Do your research on the Surgeon and the way they reduce the Turbinates and you'll have success ..:)
How long were you congested for after surgery?
Do you feel a cold sensation when breathing 1 month after surgery?
How is your breathing now? Your answer is very helpful
How are you now? Did the surgery work for you? Thanks
Such a beautiful video
It's been the 4th day of my septoplasty as of now. My surgery was performed on general anesthesia. The post-surgery pain was very less compared to the effects of anesthesia on me. I also bled a lot after my nose was unpacked/un-stuffed the next day. The surgeon has put splints in my nose which are super irritating. He said he would remove it after two weeks. I still can't breathe through my nose. My tips for those have just gone through this surgery: 1) rinse your nose with saline water at least three times a day. 2) Keep your head straight (even if the rest of the body is not) 3) Use a liquid paraffin to keep your nose libricated and avoid irritation.
Agreed, awesome tips! 👌 ya my nose was stuffed for probably a good month in a half! I've heard the stints account for a majority of the pain and swelling after the surgery for those who get that technique!
Oh good I was worried I’m 2 weeks post op splint out and my deviated side is still stuffy and I feel like it’s swollen inside cause I can see the cartilage still blocking it I hope that’s just the swelling I hope I can sleep better soon and not mouth breathe anyone else have the same issues ?
Thanks for the video! What technique of turbinoplasty did the surgeon use do you know?
Hi I just found this page. I’m looking for someone who can tell me if you noticed any changes in the look of your nose after the latera implant. My ENT wants to do one but I’m so afraid it will make my nose wider.
Ahh it definitely open my nostrils a little but no it didn't change the overall outward shape of my nose at all. Internally is where the work is being done, typically you don't see a lot of structural changes with septoplasty unless you're having a rhinoplasty as well. However, I'm not a Dr. So I'd recommend asking the surgeon if you have any concerns about the look. Hope this helps 🙃
Really nice garden sharing
Appreciate it 😊
That’s great!!!😂
Love it!!!!❤
I struggled with tiredness all the time starting as a teenager that slowly got worse until last year at age 25 when doctors noticed I had a really bad nasal valve collapse on both sides of my nose. Nothing caused it it just happened naturally and was causing sleep breathing issues
How is your breathing now? Your answer is very helpful
@@muhammadamsari4082 much better
I had a turbinate reduction on both sides but only Latera on one side done six weeks ago. I still have stuffiness on the Latera side when it feels like it, but not as bad. I guess my concern is it possibly moving if it gets bumped right. I feel like I’ve babied my Latera side too much out of anxiety since it was such a long process to even be able to get it done 😅
I did the same thing! Matter of fact I was afraid to blow my nose and wipe it 😅 hopefully it gets better! Glad you're doing well
Hi my ENT wants to do Latera. Can you tell me if it changes your nose? Does your nose look different or larger with the implant in??
How is your breathing now? Your answer is very helpful
Your garden fencing looks great!! Look forward to seeing everything you grow. ❤
Did it improve sleep and exercise?
Absolutely, I can now exercise and not feel like I'm going to pass out. Before I couldn't even breath through my nose and with exercise it was awful. My sleep us much better too. Sometimes I stil get stuffy at night but I'm not waking up from apnea now!
@@theplancks7618 awesome, yeah I’m having my surgery next week, I’m hoping it helps me breathe and sleep a lot better. One more question, I play soccer a lot and was wondering how long after the surgery do you think I’d recover enough for that? Also any recommendations for speeding up recovery time?
@@coryfancher970 hope your surgery has gone well! I think your Dr should give you a time table for what they recommend for exercising but I believe I was told by my doctor about a month! During the day now I rarely have any more breathing difficulties so I hope yours is the same!
Hi , I had septoplasty and turbinate reduction 9 days ago , still healing with congestion and nasal crusting/dry mucus and swelling. How long did this take to pass for you? I have been reading about ENS and going out of my mind that I could get it and scared that this surgery might ruin my life.
I wouldn't be too worried about it ruining your life. As always, if you have any serious concerns, make sure you reach out to your health providers. It took me about a full month for the swelling/congestion to go completely away.
@@theplancks7618 thanks for the reply , been freaking out about ENS after finding out about it after the surgery. I have obstructive sleep apnena and use a CPAP machine as well which helps but does give me a massively dry nose and throat.
@@Reecieboi1985How is your breathing now? Your answer is very helpful
I have mine in a month, so nervous!!!!!!!!
Hopefully all goes well! You'll have to let me know how it goes! Good luck!
Hey thanks for this - probably going to get this surgery and helps to hear this
No problem! Im glad it helps, hopefully it goes as smooth for you!
that glove idea is awesome!! thank you
Glad you liked it! it was a life saver for me!
Thank you for your testimony, mine is very similar. I had a knee replacement in July and developed a blood clot that was discovered in my right lung. Nobody but Jesus. So I was very abrehensive about the procedure. Like you I couldn't breathe or sleep. Long story short, the Lord surrounded me with believers. This is my 3rd day with minimal pain, I don't have splints, no packing, and I can breathe. TGBTG.
Hey!! I'm so glad you're doing okay! It's not an easy journey to recovery for the blood clots. I'm also glad your surgery went well. Hiw are you doing now?
@denisep777 How is your breathing now? Your answer is very helpful
Same mine... Last Saturday my surgery and splint removed 4 days before. Still i cant breath... I think surgery is not heppend in right way...
Hi, what procedure did you have done? I need to schedule mine. I need inferior turbinate reduction, mild septum deviation & nasal valve collapse. You taking decongestants & nasal spray?
Now that a year has gone by, would you say that having this surgery was helpful still?
I think.i found the update video th-cam.com/video/XZMnMBwJsq0/w-d-xo.html
I would say so! All things considered my nose still has more better days than not, now. I can sleep better and exercise better so I definitely would say it was worth it for me!
You still sound stuffed up. Are you better now
Sorry for the late response, yes I’m tremendously better. When I made this video I was still recovering from the procedure so I was very stuffed lol.
@@theplancks7618How is your nose and breathing now? I had surgery to shrink my turbinates 3 weeks ago, and I didn't wear a splint... But now I feel my mouth is a little drier and my sleep time is disturbed because I often wake up every 1 hour, 2 hours or 3 hours. And it could happen up to 5 times while I was sleeping. Do you feel the same or much better? I'm afraid of ENS
Small bag of frozen peas also works well to ice the nose.
This is my first doing it did it hurt 😊
I'm having mine done on Friday. Watching videos has helped with what to expect. The pre-op meeting was yesterday, so all I'm waiting for is Friday morning.
Great video! Thanks for all the helpful info. Would you be able to expand on your sleeping issues? And did they say how bad your turbinates were?
So my sleeping issues caused me to wake up from apnea, snoring, and overall really poor sleep. Really fatigued and tired throughout the day. I had trouble getting to and staying asleep. My tirbinates were pretty swollen. The Dr. said he was surprised I made it as long as I did because I virtually had no air flow through my nose.
@@theplancks7618 wow sounds exactly similar to my symptoms and I was apprehensive about getting the surgery not knowing if the turbinates were truly the issue. Mine completely obstruct at night when I lay down. How are you sleeping now post surgery?
@@riverascourtesy5 I'm doing great now! I don't even snore, however, sometimes I do still get stuffed up but thats because as much as they can fix it structurally they can't fix the allergies lol. So I still deal with some swelling at night but it's nowhere near how it was. Even now almost 2 yrs out for me! They don't remove even close to the whole turbinate because they're important to smell, taste and moisture in the nose so they usually just trim them a tad now a days!
Super helpful!!! Thank you🙏😃
I’m glad it helped!!! Hope your recovery is going well.
I am in day 5 post op..my splints are removed..still I can't breathe through my nose and I have congestion..does it go away fast?
Same mine... Last Saturday my surgery and splint removed 4 days before. Still i cant breath... I think surgery is not heppend in right way...
How is your nose and breathing now? I had surgery to shrink my turbinates 3 weeks ago, and I didn't wear a splint... But now I feel my mouth is a little drier and my sleep time is disturbed because I often wake up every 1 hour, 2 hours or 3 hours. And it could happen up to 5 times while I was sleeping. Do you feel the same or much better? I'm afraid of ENS
Do you remember the surgical technique they did for the turbinate reduction?
I am not totally sure, I want to say they used cryo (cold) to trim it back.
@@theplancks7618 literally just got out of my procedure. Thanks for the reply!
@@jeoh93 nice man! Good luck in your recovery! Hope it's easy!
@@jeoh93How is your breathing now? Your answer is very helpful
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This is one of the most overdone surgeries existing. Even ENT's will tell you that most people have a deviated septum. Go into the FB groups and you will see person after person who have only a slight deviation and are told they still need surgery. The turbinates are organs which are important to your breathing. The idea that they are doing surgery on them instead of treating the cause of them swelling is horrible.
That's why most ENTs should/do their due diligence and perform CT scans and listen to patient feedback. Many people live with hypertrophied turbinates and deviated septums, but it's a matter of how much discomfort they're experiencing.
@@jeoh93 Doctors are not going to go to all that trouble. They care about getting the money, that's why they got into this filthy profession.
@@jeoh93How is your breathing now? Your answer is very helpful
@@muhammadamsari4082 it’s great. About 1 year post op. I will say I found out I’m allergic to about damn near everything so my recommendation is to get a consultation for allergies afterwards for allergy shots so that your turbinates don’t become inflamed
Hey, are you doing well so far, with the implants?
Sorry for the late response! I am doing great, it was worth it! I plan on doing a video here soon about how I've been doing so far!
Thanks for making this video. I also have EOE, and had a septoplasty/turbinate reduction 2 weeks ago. Likewise, I also developed a sinus infection during recovery. I wanted to ask how long it took for the congestion to go away after surgery? When my doctor removed the splints 6 days after surgery, I could breathe great for a few days, but then I started getting very stuffy. I am hoping this gets better. Thank you
Hi Eric! Ya that’s tough, I’ve read and heard that getting the splints are the tougher way to go. Hopefully it wasn’t too painful. It probably took me a month and a half to fully clear up. From what I am understanding, yes it fixes the structural issues, but then you may still have the allergy issues if you’ve had them which can still cause stuffiness. I did nasal rinses for months after and drill do them occasionally and they seem to help quite a bit. I would ask your doctor for any questions if you’re concerned it’s not getting better.
Identical thing here i had my septoplasty a week ago, i breath good for 2 days and now im stuffy again
How is your breathing now? Your answer is very helpful
Thanks for your video. i actually almost made my own due to the lack of content out there. Glad i found yours. my ENT gave me a septoplasty in may last year. made me take a bunch of steroids for about 7 months and i actually lost partial vision in my right eye due to the steroids. Doctor who prescribed it to me said it was unlikely, but an immunologist said it is the most likely cause. Went to a different more competent doctor who explained my turbinates were swelling on the opposite side to try and match the work done on the left half of nose. just had latera about 36 hours ago with revised septoplasty and turbinate reduction. My original doctor i thought was really good, but made me feel like i was insane. i told him in my last appointment that i was having breathing issues that were cauing me anxiety in the night.. he said i dont deal with mental health and recommended me to a psychologist . Most disrespectful thing ive ever had happen, glad i went to a new surgeon who helped me right away.
wow just saw u say ur anxiety regarding breathing right after i commented this ^. my doctor is a POS for saying i need a therapist.
Sorry you had so much trouble with this! Breathing is an essential function to the body so when you feel like it’s inhibited or strained naturally it’s going to affect your quality of life. After surgery was quite nerving for me too, especially a few days to a week out, I had issues with panic and anxiety. Hopefully for you it clears up and you start to feel less anxiety and enjoy better breathing. I’m glad your new surgeon was much better! Any updates?
@@theplancks7618 I was quite worked up under the pain meds (sorry) but ultimately what I wrote was true. I had complete blockage on my right side and now that my stents are out I breathe much easier unassisted. I have complete airflow to both nostrils and my right side collapses with heavy breathing (even with latera implants) but i do not care. Now that turbinate is reduced again in right nostril I can breathe well. The only other thing that bothers me is my sinuses pop a lot but i've been able to remedy that with OTC medication so i'm very happy compared to say a year ago. Second surgery was with a plastic surgeon with fellowship training instead of an ENT.
@@Micksmix256How is your breathing now? Your answer is very helpful
@@muhammadamsari4082 have had 2 septoplastys, latera implant, FESS, and sinus nerves frozen. still wake up unable to breathe most nights with large milky white snot clots . im debating one more surgery but feel feel pretty defeated. in a better place than a year ago though.
Great testament! Great story!
I'm basically in the same boat as you man lol.. Bad anxiety, Esophagitis, panic attacks when I felt like I couldn't breathe lol. I had my septoplasty done 2 days ago and I've have a few small panic attacks because I can't breathe at all through my nose. Felt terrible day of surgery and day after, throwing up, sleepy, fatigue, no real pain though, I haven't had to take any pain pills. Weird popping sound in my nose(especially when I drink water), pressure in my ears like I'm in an airplane lol.. Face and head felt hot for the first couple days also. I actually went to ER the day of surgery, that's how bad I felt 🤦🏽♂️. Are you able to smell or taste? Great video man!!
Sorry for the very late response. Ya I felt pretty lousy and had a few panic attacks because of the breathing issues. However, it eased as the time went. I'm sorry all that happened to you, man. I hope everything is going well at this point!!
Eeosinophilic esophagitis, same. Can't breath and get sinus infections easily, same
I'm seriously looking into surgery atm. After a full year, would you recommend?
@@UnoDosTraitz I would recommend it, everyone is different so you may have a great outcome.. I'm a year out and no change for me. I still get nasal breathing issues.
@@UnoDosTraitz just dont do turbinate reduction at all tell you doc to no touch em at all and that in writing from him
Any updates on this? Looking to get this surgery soon.
I will be posting a new video come the end of this week!
Am 3 weeks an still not breathing good is 3 weeks to soon
Sorry for being a little late, it took me about 1 month before I was completely clear. It takes a while for the scar tissue and build up fo completely come loose!
@@theplancks7618 Hello sir. How long did scare tissues take to come out? Thank you kindly
Good advice on the cough drops and surgical gloves for icing. Surgery next month for me.
My husband is getting the same exact surgery as you described here in 3 days! Great tips on the gloves used with ice! I’ve stocked up with nasal sprays , gel and a nasal rinse! I was debating on buying him a humidifier but after watching this I think I will buy one ! Would love to see an update on your post surgery !
I appreciate it! I hope everything went well and I will be posting an update video here soon, sorry a little late as I'm sure by now he's doing much better!
I have EOE too! Im also getting this surgery on the 30th of September. Im a little nervous. I experience the same exercise intolerance as you do regarding or being able to breathe. Thank you for making this video!!!
I rarely meet anyone who has EoE, hopefully yours is not as severe as some cases. I know mine is pretty mild right now, as mild goes lol!! I hope your procedure goes well. I was very nervous myself but I’m sure you’ll do great!
Just had mine today in So Cal. Pain isn’t too bad. Just very uncomfortable rn. I’m planning on hitting the gym regardless the day after tomorrow 😂
@@Sal-rb8dy lol I hope everything went well!
@@theplancks7618 how are you feeling these day, I have a terrible sinus infection and they said if the antibiotics don’t work I may have to get surgery and I’m very nervous. Would you do it all over it again, did your sinus infection leave quickly since you had surgery?
tell me plz how many days it takes to breathe clearly after surgery
bro how long did it take for you?
it's been 15 days after my septoplasty surgery,I still feel congested and stuffy nose,is it normal???
Me too im 7 weeks and still cant take full breathes
@@jswagg317 so is it normal or surgery went wrong?
Yes it’ll take about a month for your nose to completely not be stuffy. Make sure you keep doing your rinses. It helps tremendously
Hi ah u breathing now am on week 3 an I not breathing good ah u
Hi brother I have nasal obstruction from 2 month's In ct scan of pns shows I have mild deviated septum towards left side And also mild inferior turbanate hypertrophy on right side of my nose From 2 months I can't sleep properly in one strech What should I do please suggest me 🙏🙏🙏
I hear ya on that! I had been doing that for at least 3 years before I said enough. In the mean time while you wait breath right strips are a great way to help keep your nose open at night. Also, I used nasal spray and benadryl. You'll be glad you get it done!
Septoplasty for mild deviation? No. Turbinate reduction for mild, one sided enlargement? No. Do saline nasal rinsing daily. Use Mometasone steroid daily. Use desloratadine or loratadine daily (or as needed). If you want to treat your turbinate on one or both sides, go and get a day procedure turbinate ablation. Literally topical and local anaesthetic, 10 minutes all up, then you wait around for an hour and walk out. You might need it done again 6/12 months later, then once a year after that, then maybe once every several years. There is absolutely no risk of ENS with that procedure. Typical turbinate reduction by removing bone and tissue is old fashioned at this point, and always has the possibility of adverse events including the almost untreatable ENS. Another surgery used instead (rare to need more than the previously mentioned treatment) is Turbinate out-fracturing, where the turbinate bones are broken and moved into a better position. Also no clinically evidenced manifestation of ENS has ever been recorded. All the best.