How do I know if my septum is too low?
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How do I know if my septum is too low?
A deviated nasal septum can cause:
- Difficulty breathing. When one nasal cavity is significantly smaller than the other, it can be difficult to breathe through your nose.
- Frequent nosebleeds.
- Nasal congestion and repeat sinus infections.
- Headaches.
- Snoring, sleep disturbance, and worsening sleep apnea.
How low is a septum supposed to be?
The location of your piercing should be in the bit of flesh towards the front of your nose and high up in the tip. They are often pierced too low in the nose, which can cause a lot of problems later. Some people do NOT have a sweet spot, so if you still want the piercing, it’ll have to go through your cartilage.
Where is my sweet spot on my septum?
You should feel a thin area of skin between some hard cartilage and the tip of your septum if you pinch it (often referred to as the sweet spot). The septum piercing is inserted there. If you can’t feel it, don’t worry; a skilled piercer will be able to locate it for you.
Is it normal for a septum piercing to look crooked?
It’s not uncommon for septum piercings to come out crooked, hell, mine isn’t perfectly lined up either. But if it’s significantly off kilter, the best option is to get it redone because it’ll probably annoy you if you keep it that way.
What happens if a septum is pierced wrong?
If your septum was pierced incorrectly, blood capillaries may have been broken and can cause uncomfortable fluid and blood build up. If you notice an excessive amount of pressure in or around your septum, contact your doc.
What does a septum piercing signify?
Septum rings are especially popular among warrior cultures. The septum piercing was used to signify their success and show their rite of passage into manhood. Later on, in history, the piercing of these flesh tunnels became connected to rebel subcultures such as the punk rock movement, is seen as a sign of rebellion.