A few days after the nasal septum deviation operation, cotton is taken.

It is generally believed that cotton needs to be removed about 2 days after nasal septum deviation surgery.

Cotton or gauze strips are generally used to stop bleeding after nasal septum deviation surgery. Cotton or gauze strips need to be taken out about 2 days after surgery to make the mediastinal mucosa parallel, which is conducive to protecting the mediastinal mucosa and promoting the repair of the mediastinal mucosa as soon as possible.

It is recommended to keep nasal hygiene after nasal septum surgery. Eat light, do not eat spicy, cold and irritating foods, and do not eat overheated foods, so as not to cause small blood vessels of nasal mucosa to dilate and cause epistaxis.