deviated septum

I have a deviated septum and was wondering if anyone has tried Breathe nasal strips to help a little,just a thought...

They do help me breathe better through my nose (when I remember to put one on, which isn't often!)

glenwood73 wrote:I have a deviated septum and was wondering if anyone has tried Breathe nasal strips to help a little,just a thought...

Breathe Right Strips would be especially helpful if you have nasal valve collapse.

I had a deviated septum before having surgery to fix it. I currently use the Mirage Liberty CPAP mask and I truly believe it will help people with deviated septums. Though I had surgery to correct mine, I honestly don't feel that it helped me breathe any better through my nose, but this CPAP mask definitely does. I did try those nose strip things years ago and had no luck with that.

SoftPretzel wrote:I had a deviated septum before having surgery to fix it. I currently use the Mirage Liberty CPAP mask and I truly believe it will help people with deviated septums. Though I had surgery to correct mine, I honestly don't feel that it helped me breathe any better through my nose, but this CPAP mask definitely does. I did try those nose strip things years ago and had no luck with that.

Thank you for your reply,I will look into getting Liberty mask..I lost my health insurance,so hope it is not real expensive.But I am tired of yawning all day...

I had a severely deviated septum corrected about 5 years ago which was
before my cpap time, but I started using the strips at night and eventually
moved to using them 24/7 for several years. For me they were a definite
success in getting more airflow in that side, especially if the other side was
stopped up.

My ENT doctor told me I have a deviated septum & I have tried the strips and couldn't tell much if any difference in breathing thru my nose. I also tried the Liberty Mirage but felt like there was too much air restriction and have settled on a FF mask. Anything that makes the holes in my nose smaller, like the nasal pillows, has got to restrict the amount of air getting through.