Nasal Valve collapse is usually a result of too much cartilage removed from an aggressive rhinoplasty. No exercise can restore the nasal valve back into it's original position. It can only be restored by having cartilage pieces added to the site which is lacking cartilage. In some cases outfracturing of the nasal bones may be necessary. That's called revision rhinoplasty. There are some alternative medical procedures which are temporary as well. You chiropractors should stick to what you know, manipulating the spine & stop delving into area's you have no expertise in.
Thank you for your comment. So how do you explain the fact that the function of my nasal passage changed from the administration of Novocain? Did the Novocain alter my cartilage structure or did it alter a nerve impulse? I would agree that aggressive rhinoplasty would destroy the tissue beyond the point where it can be improved by functional treatment. But the point of the video was to illustrate a case where there was a signal problem causing it. I made the video to show what has been true in my experience. That most people who complain that they can't breathe through a nostril, and for which a surgeon suggest reconstructive surgery, actually have a problem of poor nervous system signal function. In the medical world many things are looked upon as a structural problem when very often they are in fact a functional problem. This is of course is only based on my experience since in the vast majority of cases we are able to improve function by improving signals. Maybe it's you who don't have any expertise in what chiropractic actually is. I would encourage you to watch several more of my videos so that you could get a more accurate picture of chiropractic as a receptor based neurological mechanism, rather than merely a "manipulation of the spine. I appreciate your input.
I was having some issues like acid-reflux and regurgitation and my chiro thought it might have something to do with Vagus nerve and he adjusted my neck. The first sitting was alright. After the second session, something strange happened, I started having feelings like something is crawling on my face. Not just that, one side of my nose has started collapsing like you've just demonstrated. Though I have had a deviated septum since childhood but nostril never collapsed. But after the adjustment, it started collapsing. And not just that, I am feeling a strange pressure at the bridge of my nose when I exhale. When I told this to my chiro, he said, the crawling feeling on the face and nasal collapse has nothing at all to do with neck adjustment. But looking at your video, I feel that there is a connection. Please guide if possible.
Hi Nishant Arora. This is great insight on your part. It is impossible for me to say whether that was the case, but the chiropractic adjustment is very powerful. Chiropractors need to be a little careful. Because this is such a good comment I am going to make a video on it, and hopefully get it out this week.
Depends on what caused it. I think almost anything can get better. we use Nutrition Response Testing and Neurologically based chiropractic to find root causes and get thing s going again.
@@drekberg Brain issue? You gotta be kidding...nasal valve collapse is structural abnormality than can be addressed by strengthening and building endurance into the nasals muscle group or by repair with a cartilage graft.
Iam scared doctor I am 18 month after a septo rhinioplasthy on the ct scan it shows good results but they noticed I had a small atrophy I went to the ent he said my valve is slightly collapsed which caused the obstruction that I need a cartilage graft or greffe in French and I am living this as a trauma it happened in turkey I now iam left with life breathing issues iam terrified you don’t expend much in the problem valve collapsed is huge your experience that you share is light and you don’t offer ways to fix it I did not like your video it’s counterproductive sorry
My nostril shakes left nostril I feel crawling in my head ,by watching your video I guess my nostril have collapsed but my both nostril sticks while breathing,it happened to me I inserted a bottle with hard tip in my nose trying nasal irrigation and and its been a year I am suffering, post some home exercises if possible for this
@@jkvideos9938 At the time of writing this comment, I was wondering whether nasal passage collapse could be related to a muscle problem caused by a neurological defect
Thank you for asking. There is no cook book solution. It depends on the mechanism in each case. All chiropractic helps the brain work better, but I would recommend finding a chiropractor that uses applied kinesiology.
Dr. Sten Ekberg well I got Bell’s palsy in 2016 April and it went away in two months. However I noticed I looked different from the nose. It was a slight change but only I noticed it. Anyways I also noticed I couldn’t breathe as well as the other nostril after I got Bell’s palsy. So after two years getting used to the stuffy breathing through one side of my nostril I saw an ENT Monday and he said my valve was collapsed. However I don’t want to get surgery. But in your video you mentioned the brain controls the muscle. Do you think I can reverse the valve collapse?
Yes I think it would be possible. Bell's palsy is caused by some failure to cranial nerve 7. Therefore the problem is a nerve problem. Exercise might help, but it is likely you would also need some more specific nerve simulation such as chiropractic, applied kinesiology, reflex points, etc. Also there is no guarantee, but it is certainly worth the try.
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Nasal Valve collapse is usually a result of too much cartilage removed from an aggressive rhinoplasty. No exercise can restore the nasal valve back into it's original position. It can only be restored by having cartilage pieces added to the site which is lacking cartilage. In some cases outfracturing of the nasal bones may be necessary. That's called revision rhinoplasty. There are some alternative medical procedures which are temporary as well. You chiropractors should stick to what you know, manipulating the spine & stop delving into area's you have no expertise in.
Thank you for your comment.
So how do you explain the fact that the function of my nasal passage changed from the administration of Novocain? Did the Novocain alter my cartilage structure or did it alter a nerve impulse?
I would agree that aggressive rhinoplasty would destroy the tissue beyond the point where it can be improved by functional treatment. But the point of the video was to illustrate a case where there was a signal problem causing it. I made the video to show what has been true in my experience. That most people who complain that they can't breathe through a nostril, and for which a surgeon suggest reconstructive surgery, actually have a problem of poor nervous system signal function. In the medical world many things are looked upon as a structural problem when very often they are in fact a functional problem. This is of course is only based on my experience since in the vast majority of cases we are able to improve function by improving signals.
Maybe it's you who don't have any expertise in what chiropractic actually is. I would encourage you to watch several more of my videos so that you could get a more accurate picture of chiropractic as a receptor based neurological mechanism, rather than merely a "manipulation of the spine.
I appreciate your input.
I believe I got mine from cocaine use
How much use did it take for it to occur?
Im in Miami anyone know where I can get help my nose is also in this stage
I was having some issues like acid-reflux and regurgitation and my chiro thought it might have something to do with Vagus nerve and he adjusted my neck. The first sitting was alright. After the second session, something strange happened, I started having feelings like something is crawling on my face. Not just that, one side of my nose has started collapsing like you've just demonstrated. Though I have had a deviated septum since childhood but nostril never collapsed. But after the adjustment, it started collapsing. And not just that, I am feeling a strange pressure at the bridge of my nose when I exhale. When I told this to my chiro, he said, the crawling feeling on the face and nasal collapse has nothing at all to do with neck adjustment. But looking at your video, I feel that there is a connection. Please guide if possible.
Hi Nishant Arora. This is great insight on your part. It is impossible for me to say whether that was the case, but the chiropractic adjustment is very powerful. Chiropractors need to be a little careful. Because this is such a good comment I am going to make a video on it, and hopefully get it out this week.
So what treatment did you take
Is this the same as swollen turbinates ? I tried everything and the doctor thinks I need surgery. I really don't want that
can it get better over time a nasal valve collapsed or will it never fix without surgery
Depends on what caused it. I think almost anything can get better. we use Nutrition Response Testing and Neurologically based chiropractic to find root causes and get thing s going again.
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do u think it will get better :/
@@drekberg Brain issue? You gotta be kidding...nasal valve collapse is structural abnormality than can be addressed by strengthening and building endurance into the nasals muscle group or by repair with a cartilage graft.
I hope you didn't listen to this doofus and you got the necessary surgery. I'm finally getting mine next week and I could not be more thrilled.
43rd, 27 May 2024
How can I help my nasal valve?
Answered this in your other question, "Should I try exercise the muscle to strengthen it? If so what do kind?"
Iam scared doctor I am 18 month after a septo rhinioplasthy on the ct scan it shows good results but they noticed I had a small atrophy I went to the ent he said my valve is slightly collapsed which caused the obstruction that I need a cartilage graft or greffe in French and I am living this as a trauma it happened in turkey I now iam left with life breathing issues iam terrified you don’t expend much in the problem valve collapsed is huge your experience that you share is light and you don’t offer ways to fix it I did not like your video it’s counterproductive sorry
Muscles can help keeping your nostrils open but that's only if you consciously use them. But to prevent nostril collapse, usually rim grafts are used.
Hi Doctor, what does getting “adjusted” mean?
My nostril shakes left nostril I feel crawling in my head ,by watching your video I guess my nostril have collapsed but my both nostril sticks while breathing,it happened to me I inserted a bottle with hard tip in my nose trying nasal irrigation and and its been a year I am suffering, post some home exercises if possible for this
Can a collapsed nasal passage indicate a brain tumor?
No. It’s structural.
Why would it indicate something so random and irrelevant?!
@@jkvideos9938 At the time of writing this comment, I was wondering whether nasal passage collapse could be related to a muscle problem caused by a neurological defect
Both my nostrils are collapsed and I have had no previous surgery, no memorable injury. Its just crazy :/
Same here
Same
Now how it is?
Is it cured now.
I m also suffering from this
Getting what adjusted?
Thank you for asking. There is no cook book solution. It depends on the mechanism in each case. All chiropractic helps the brain work better, but I would recommend finding a chiropractor that uses applied kinesiology.
Should I try exercise the muscle to strengthen it? If so what do kind?
What is going on with your nasal valve?
Dr. Sten Ekberg well I got Bell’s palsy in 2016 April and it went away in two months. However I noticed I looked different from the nose. It was a slight change but only I noticed it. Anyways I also noticed I couldn’t breathe as well as the other nostril after I got Bell’s palsy. So after two years getting used to the stuffy breathing through one side of my nostril I saw an ENT Monday and he said my valve was collapsed. However I don’t want to get surgery. But in your video you mentioned the brain controls the muscle. Do you think I can reverse the valve collapse?
Yes I think it would be possible. Bell's palsy is caused by some failure to cranial nerve 7. Therefore the problem is a nerve problem. Exercise might help, but it is likely you would also need some more specific nerve simulation such as chiropractic, applied kinesiology, reflex points, etc. Also there is no guarantee, but it is certainly worth the try.
I certainly believe our brain is very powerful, and so is muscle memory. I’m a strong believer that this can be reversed without surgery. Thank you!
Hi i have nasal valve collapse too, have you been doing any kind of exercises and has it worked ? Looking forward to your reply
Mewing fixed my collapsed nasal passage.
Thank you Mewing Legorias for sharing your story. That is great. I am so happy you have noticed a positive change. Keep it up!
Ive been mewing for some months, hope it gets fixed
Can you tell me what meaning mewing?I what know what you do!
Hi! That’s awesome, can you please elaborate on this? I have a collapsed nasal wall.
Does it help to a valve collapse caused by rhinoplasty? Thank you
I guess that could look the same.
@@drekberg What does it mean? It will not work in that case?