Nose Cauterization: Potential Side Effects & What to Expect
* Pain. Cauterization can cause pain at the site of the procedure. This pain is usually mild and goes away within a few days.* Bleeding. Cauterization can cause bleeding at the site of the procedure. This bleeding is usually minor and stops on its own.
* Infection. Cauterization can introduce bacteria into the nose, which can lead to infection. Symptoms of infection include fever, chills, and pain in the nose.
* Scarring. Cauterization can cause scarring at the site of the procedure. This scarring is usually minor and fades over time.
* Loss of sense of smell. Cauterization can damage the nerves that control the sense of smell. This can lead to a loss of sense of smell, which can be temporary or permanent.
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