My 2000 limited was passed to me by my grandmother on her death bed. I drove almost every hour as a young teen with my permit to get my liscense in my buick. I let my father borrow it and made him promise not to run it into the ground before giving it back.sadly he did. My poor buick has all of the common 3800 problems and then a heap full on top. Ive had my fair share of terrible sunis infections and i definitly smell what your stepping in brother man. Mad props on your buick. Right now my heart is set on building my 1985 Chevy suburban c20.
Man...sorry to her about the Buick, man. I've dealt with various medical problems my whole life. I'm very thankful I'm at a place now that I can have them fixed. I would love to see some progress on your build! Please keep me posted!!!
I'm in the Uk and my ent used desolvable packing too but I have to wait 7 weeks before I get to see him so he's wanting me to rinse the packing away, I really want to get suctioned but it's not been offered. I really hope that it all rinses out well .great video thanks 😊
Okay, I am going to copy and paste this - I would say a positive comment - to a couple of related videos the same as others are copy-pasting the comments about ENS as I feel like only negative stories are being spread. Before my radio-frequency inferior turbinate reduction, I was freaking out about it because I would read all the negative comments about the ENS and how these people are suicidal. Well, I was aware of this risk, but still, I went through this, because the blockage of my nose, especially the left nostril, was so bad, that I had headaches, dry eyes, could not have a good night's sleep..., basically I had constantly less energy and did not use my full physical and psychical potential. Yes, it can affect your life tremendously when you are not able to breathe freely for a long time. Anyways, before the surgery, I visited more doctors to have more information about the risks and potential ENS and they said that they could not disprove this, but they also said that in my case the risk was minimal as I would have only local anesthesia and the least invading technique. So here I am writing this comment, I am exactly one day after the inferior turbinate reduction done with the radiofrequency method, in the end, only the left nostril as my right side was okay. The procedure was not comfortable but for me less painful than visiting a dentist. I felt pressure, vibration, resonance, and heat, but it was manageable. After I got home, I removed the nose tampon from the left nostril and I knew right away that I was breathing through, but I did not feel the air going through the left nostril because it was still anesthetized from the tampon. There was a bit of blood, mucous, but after about the next two hours, I realized how much-left nose was blocked. I was finally breathing and I felt it, the air and you cannot imagine such relief. The nostril is still pretty sensitive though, so you must listen to what the doctor says, like no much blowing your nose for first days, no extreme temperature changes (no hot shower...), no high physical activity the first week, etc. This is my experience. It ended up well and I want to encourage you, that if you suffer a lot, it is probably worth taking the risk. My advice: before your surgery, make sure the doctor is experienced with this and talk to him about the complications he had experience with other patients. Talk to him that you would like to have the least invading method performed to minimize the risks. And those who are interested, the RF machine used for my surgery was The CURIS® 4 MHz radiofrequency generator, you can google it if you want. Wish you good health and a lot of strength to the individuals whose surgery did not end up as expected.
I'm very happy I had the surgery done. Mine was very extensive. They had put a dissolvable bandage in both sides that took about 5 days to break down. So for those days, there was no breathing through my nostrils. So, I'm glad you're able to breath through your nostrils right away, because it was MISERABLE trying to sleep. Pray you have a speedy recover. I just went through tonsil surgery back in June and I'm literally 1 week out from neck surgery. So... I've been going through it to say the least.
@@jurajland Yo! Follow up time!?!? How are ya!? I just had to have double fusion back surgery about 7 months ago 🤦🤣🤦 I'll tell ya what, me being a knuckle head sure is catching up to me... Lol
Just the man I've been looking for. My name is Leon stay out here in California. I Love the Buick setup. Beside that, I hope your sinus problem is improving brotha. I'm about to purchase my first Buick la sebre, and just wanted you give me advice on on the setup.. suffering from deep depression after loosing my job as a tree climber. Got injured with a inguinal hernia and trying hard to avoid going under the knife. So I'm just looking for a another hobby besides learning how cooking and burning shit up... Well, Hope to hear from you. And God bless you once again. Be safe. 🙌
Hey budd! I'm really sorry to hear all of that and will pray for your recovery. What year Buick? What are your power goals and how much money do you have to drop in it right away?
The surgery was absolutely worth it!!! I haven't had a sinus infection since the surgery and I would get them several times a yr! Very happy with the results. 💯
Hey buddy... breathing is GREAT. It personally didn't help with those other areas, but I have other underlining conditions causing some of those other things. But sinus infections and breathing have drastically improved!
Hi how are you feeling with your overall tiredness issue? My symptoms are almost same as yours. I got the surgery done 5 days ago and still pretty congested.
Sorry for the late response! My energy has gotten better since my hormone levels got balanced out (a separate issue). But, the surgery has greatly helped with congestion/sinus infections.
I went today, never say or heard about ENS, i got scared but this vid kinda helped, although my doc didn’t proscribe meds for me, how are you doing now ?
Shawn Ramsey, Realtor I’m terrified of this surgery I just found out May 5th that my 8 year has a severe deviated septum and they wanted to do septoplasty and reduce her turbinates, I cancelled surgery after hearing about ENS, but now I’m at a crossroads because I still wish she could be fixed and able to fully breathe out of both sides. ;(.
@@Only1loveray It was a rough recovery, but I'm very glad that I did it. Most important thing is to research out a great doctor. I understand your concern, especially when it comes to your baby girl...
I'm on 2nd day of recovery thank you for the information God Blessed as well.
Hey! Haven't been on here much healing up from a double fusion back surgery... Hahaha...
How are you now!?
Omg hope your doing well . I'm doing ok a little stuffy but everyday getting better. Thank you for your video you help me out alot.
My 2000 limited was passed to me by my grandmother on her death bed. I drove almost every hour as a young teen with my permit to get my liscense in my buick. I let my father borrow it and made him promise not to run it into the ground before giving it back.sadly he did. My poor buick has all of the common 3800 problems and then a heap full on top. Ive had my fair share of terrible sunis infections and i definitly smell what your stepping in brother man. Mad props on your buick. Right now my heart is set on building my 1985 Chevy suburban c20.
Man...sorry to her about the Buick, man. I've dealt with various medical problems my whole life. I'm very thankful I'm at a place now that I can have them fixed. I would love to see some progress on your build! Please keep me posted!!!
I'm in the Uk and my ent used desolvable packing too but I have to wait 7 weeks before I get to see him so he's wanting me to rinse the packing away, I really want to get suctioned but it's not been offered. I really hope that it all rinses out well .great video thanks 😊
Hey! Sorry for the late response. How did everything turn out for you!?
@@ramzo1538 it went well thanks. I can breath for the first time in over 20 years. How about you, how are things there?
Okay, I am going to copy and paste this - I would say a positive comment - to a couple of related videos the same as others are copy-pasting the comments about ENS as I feel like only negative stories are being spread. Before my radio-frequency inferior turbinate reduction, I was freaking out about it because I would read all the negative comments about the ENS and how these people are suicidal. Well, I was aware of this risk, but still, I went through this, because the blockage of my nose, especially the left nostril, was so bad, that I had headaches, dry eyes, could not have a good night's sleep..., basically I had constantly less energy and did not use my full physical and psychical potential. Yes, it can affect your life tremendously when you are not able to breathe freely for a long time. Anyways, before the surgery, I visited more doctors to have more information about the risks and potential ENS and they said that they could not disprove this, but they also said that in my case the risk was minimal as I would have only local anesthesia and the least invading technique. So here I am writing this comment, I am exactly one day after the inferior turbinate reduction done with the radiofrequency method, in the end, only the left nostril as my right side was okay. The procedure was not comfortable but for me less painful than visiting a dentist. I felt pressure, vibration, resonance, and heat, but it was manageable. After I got home, I removed the nose tampon from the left nostril and I knew right away that I was breathing through, but I did not feel the air going through the left nostril because it was still anesthetized from the tampon. There was a bit of blood, mucous, but after about the next two hours, I realized how much-left nose was blocked. I was finally breathing and I felt it, the air and you cannot imagine such relief. The nostril is still pretty sensitive though, so you must listen to what the doctor says, like no much blowing your nose for first days, no extreme temperature changes (no hot shower...), no high physical activity the first week, etc. This is my experience. It ended up well and I want to encourage you, that if you suffer a lot, it is probably worth taking the risk. My advice: before your surgery, make sure the doctor is experienced with this and talk to him about the complications he had experience with other patients. Talk to him that you would like to have the least invading method performed to minimize the risks. And those who are interested, the RF machine used for my surgery was The CURIS® 4 MHz radiofrequency generator, you can google it if you want. Wish you good health and a lot of strength to the individuals whose surgery did not end up as expected.
I'm very happy I had the surgery done. Mine was very extensive. They had put a dissolvable bandage in both sides that took about 5 days to break down. So for those days, there was no breathing through my nostrils. So, I'm glad you're able to breath through your nostrils right away, because it was MISERABLE trying to sleep. Pray you have a speedy recover. I just went through tonsil surgery back in June and I'm literally 1 week out from neck surgery. So... I've been going through it to say the least.
@@ramzo1538 Thank you Shawn, I am doing better and better :) Yeah, I see your surgery was more serious, so I hope that you are fine :)
@@jurajland
Yo! Follow up time!?!? How are ya!? I just had to have double fusion back surgery about 7 months ago 🤦🤣🤦
I'll tell ya what, me being a knuckle head sure is catching up to me... Lol
@@ramzo1538 hello! Thanks for asking, all is good on my side. Sorry to hear you have had another surgery. Take care of yourself!
Just the man I've been looking for. My name is Leon stay out here in California. I Love the Buick setup. Beside that, I hope your sinus problem is improving brotha. I'm about to purchase my first Buick la sebre, and just wanted you give me advice on on the setup.. suffering from deep depression after loosing my job as a tree climber. Got injured with a inguinal hernia and trying hard to avoid going under the knife. So I'm just looking for a another hobby besides learning how cooking and burning shit up... Well, Hope to hear from you. And God bless you once again. Be safe. 🙌
Hey budd! I'm really sorry to hear all of that and will pray for your recovery. What year Buick? What are your power goals and how much money do you have to drop in it right away?
What surgical method did your surgeon use to do your turbinate reduction and septoplasty.
It was an endoscopic procedure.
How are you now brother? I gotta see an ent this Wednesday is the surgery worth it ?
The surgery was absolutely worth it!!! I haven't had a sinus infection since the surgery and I would get them several times a yr! Very happy with the results. 💯
Hi from Portugal.
How do you free 1year after surgery concerning the breather? Has lack of energy, motivation, physical depression left?
Hey buddy... breathing is GREAT. It personally didn't help with those other areas, but I have other underlining conditions causing some of those other things. But sinus infections and breathing have drastically improved!
Hi how are you feeling with your overall tiredness issue? My symptoms are almost same as yours. I got the surgery done 5 days ago and still pretty congested.
Sorry for the late response! My energy has gotten better since my hormone levels got balanced out (a separate issue). But, the surgery has greatly helped with congestion/sinus infections.
I went today, never say or heard about ENS, i got scared but this vid kinda helped, although my doc didn’t proscribe meds for me, how are you doing now ?
Doing great man. Sinus infections have become a thing of the past...
@@ramzo1538 thanks for responding, lord willing my breathing will go back to normal
@@caleb8545
It will bud. Keep me posted man.
hey thank you brother you really helped me
Awesome! I don't check my comments very much, so I do apologise for the late response. God bless you as well💪😎💯
How are you doing NOW??
Much better. I can finally breath all the time. The only time I get congested is when I have something with sugar in it, because I'm sensitive to it.
Shawn Ramsey, Realtor I’m terrified of this surgery I just found out May 5th that my 8 year has a severe deviated septum and they wanted to do septoplasty and reduce her turbinates, I cancelled surgery after hearing about ENS, but now I’m at a crossroads because I still wish she could be fixed and able to fully breathe out of both sides. ;(.
@@Only1loveray
It was a rough recovery, but I'm very glad that I did it. Most important thing is to research out a great doctor. I understand your concern, especially when it comes to your baby girl...
Do you have ens?
Hey bud. Just now seeing this 😂😂😂
Do you mean an ENT?
Thanks for the info I'm on day 3