Can't breathe through the nose when laying down

[racoon4]

Unless I am actively trying to breath through my nose, it's not happening and even then I am legitimately struggling to breath. You think I am recessed?

 

[Deleted member 21182]

I wanna see the jaw of a mouth breather in the wild

 

[Deleted member 21863]

over for ur airways

 

[Deleted member 23286]

You have nasal congestion, over for you boyo XD

 

[Deleted member 23017]

You are.

 

[Deleted member 23554]

post profile pics asap

 

[WhiteGoodman]

Deviated or perforated septum?

 

[gamma]

I am legitimately struggling to breath

GeorgeFloydcel

 

[racoon4]

I wanna see the jaw of a mouth breather in the wild

I don't breath through the mouth unless I'm laying down and when I sleep I don't breath through the mouth, it's only when I am awake it's hard to breath

 

[.🇹🇩.]

Unless I am actively trying to breath through my nose, it's not happening and even then I am legitimately struggling to breath. You think I am recessed?

congrats, you are a subhuman

 

[racoon4]

congrats, you are a subhuman

I'll post a side profile pic tomorrow, I highly doubt I'm recessed

 

[hopeisnotenough]

Unless I am actively trying to breath through my nose, it's not happening and even then I am legitimately struggling to breath. You think I am recessed?

High pillow/Elevated head for the win bro
Some said it'd naturally be watered down as u become an oldcel but I'm starting to think we're burdened with this eternally.
No way around this tbh unless rope.

 

[zoomerstein]

Unless I am actively trying to breath through my nose, it's not happening and even then I am legitimately struggling to breath. You think I am recessed?

I have this too, went to an ENT and I have a severely deviated septum. It only started last year after I took a few hits to the nose playing ultimate (no crookedness is visible from the outside though) and the ENT said it looked like it was trauma induced anyway. My left nostril is essentially 95% closed, going to have septoplasty this summer to open it back up.

Go to an ENT and they can likely fix it. Almost every insurance covers septoplasty in the US and countries with free healthcare will also see it as a necessary not cosmetic/optional procedure.