How Nasal Airway Narrowing Affects Breathing
Nasal airway obstruction can occur when internal nasal structures narrow the airflow passage. In some individuals, the nasal valve area — the narrowest portion of the airway — may contribute to breathing difficulty even without major septal deviation.
When airflow is restricted, patients may experience chronic congestion, mouth breathing, snoring, and reduced exercise tolerance.
If structural narrowing is contributing to symptoms, targeted remodeling of the nasal airway may be considered.
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