What is Deviated
Nasal Septum?

Deviated nasal septum refers to a case wherein the septal cartilage is
crooked to one side, causing functional disorders such as nasal congestion
and obstruction.

Since the septal cartilage serves as a pillar that balances the bridge
and separates the nostrils, slight crookedness can lead to extreme discomforts.

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Causes of Deviated
Nasal Septum?

Septal cartilage

• 1

  Nasal trauma
  due to injury

• 2

  Congenital
  factors

• 3

  Acquired after
  child delivery